Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX file (ie
one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I rebuild the
resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Ta
Dan
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If you use sytem for version control like SourceSafe, you can restore it from
there. Otherwise I don't know what you can do about it.
"dhnriversi de" wrote: Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX file (ie
one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I rebuild the
resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Ta
Dan
dhnriverside wrote: Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX file (ie
one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I rebuild the
resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Have you still got a .resources file? If so you can use the resgen.exe
tool to generate the .resx from the .resource file. If not you'll have
to use a tool, such as Reflector, to decompile the assembly to get hold
of the resources.
Anders Norås http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/anoras/
Anders,
I've just downloaded Reflector and loaded my project's dll file from the bin
dir, and there is no resources for the lost RESX at all! I have the class
name, members etc in the namespace, but nothing under Resources.
I'm guessing that means there's no way to rebuild it?
"Anders Norås" wrote: dhnriverside wrote: Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX file (ie
one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I rebuild the
resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Have you still got a .resources file? If so you can use the resgen.exe
tool to generate the .resx from the .resource file. If not you'll have
to use a tool, such as Reflector, to decompile the assembly to get hold
of the resources.
Anders Norås
http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/anoras/
Is it viable in your situation to create a new ASP page, copy-paste relevant
pieces of HTML and code behind, delete the old file, rename the new one and
rebuild the application?
Hrvoje
"dhnriversi de" <da*@musoswire. com> wrote in message
news:07******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Anders,
I've just downloaded Reflector and loaded my project's dll file from the
bin
dir, and there is no resources for the lost RESX at all! I have the class
name, members etc in the namespace, but nothing under Resources.
I'm guessing that means there's no way to rebuild it?
"Anders Noras" wrote:
dhnriverside wrote: > Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX
> file (ie
> one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I
> rebuild the
> resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Have you still got a .resources file? If so you can use the resgen.exe
tool to generate the .resx from the .resource file. If not you'll have
to use a tool, such as Reflector, to decompile the assembly to get hold
of the resources.
Anders Noras
http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/anoras/
Just to let you know I've fixed it. Looking at the other RESX files in VS, I
noticed there's not a lot in them, then I noticed I could create them through
Add New Item, so I created a new resx file and just named it xxx.aspx.resx -
and it now compiles again!
Yay! Thanks for all suggestions - Reflector/Resourcer look very handy!
"dhnriversi de" wrote: Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX file (ie
one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I rebuild the
resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Ta
Dan
Yeh, could have done that as a last resort, but luckily I didn't need to! :o)
"Hrvoje Vrbanc" wrote: Is it viable in your situation to create a new ASP page, copy-paste relevant
pieces of HTML and code behind, delete the old file, rename the new one and
rebuild the application?
Hrvoje
"dhnriversi de" <da*@musoswire. com> wrote in message
news:07******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Anders,
I've just downloaded Reflector and loaded my project's dll file from the
bin
dir, and there is no resources for the lost RESX at all! I have the class
name, members etc in the namespace, but nothing under Resources.
I'm guessing that means there's no way to rebuild it?
"Anders Noras" wrote:
dhnriverside wrote:
> Yup - I'm having one of those days! I've just deleted the wrong RESX
> file (ie
> one that was in use!) and now my project wont compile. How can I
> rebuild the
> resx file, or get it back!? (didnt go into the bin!).
Have you still got a .resources file? If so you can use the resgen.exe
tool to generate the .resx from the .resource file. If not you'll have
to use a tool, such as Reflector, to decompile the assembly to get hold
of the resources.
Anders Noras
http://dotnetjunkies.com/weblog/anoras/
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