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Reply | Forward Message #2010 of 2074 |
What's the right way to internationalize strings in C#? I want compile
time checking to make sure I'm not using a string that doesn't exist,
so I don't want to do a lookup using a text literal. I want adding to
the string list to be easy, and I want looking up the localized string
to be easy.

There is something mentioned about a class generated from the resx
file with properties for each string. I couldn't find any
documentation from Microsoft on this, but some web references. I guess
I don't know what it's called. If you use that with dynamically loaded
assemblies with the localized string set, is that a good way to go?

-Kelly




Thu Feb 7, 2008 10:35 pm

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What's the right way to internationalize strings in C#? I want compile time checking to make sure I'm not using a string that doesn't exist, so I don't want to...
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for a standard app or dll assembly, if you have created the resources normally in Visual Studio then you can access string resources simply by using...
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