Hi,
Microsoft provided some naming conventions for namespace, classes,
properties and etc. However I am looking for naming convention for keys in
resource files for multiple languages. Any ideas?
Thanks
Joey
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Hi Joey,
I don't know it this would help. I usually create a helper class for
extracting resources from resx files. I define an enumeration with keys for
each entry in the resx, and would pass that enumeration to a method in the
helper class, which would call the enum.ToString and fetch the required value.
In other words, the resx files keys would have the same name as that of the
enum constants. Consequently, the naming conventions for my resx entries
follow the standards for enumerations.
--
HTH,
Rakesh Rajan
MVP, MCSD http://www.msmvps.com/rakeshrajan/
"Joey Lee" wrote: Hi,
Microsoft provided some naming conventions for namespace, classes,
properties and etc. However I am looking for naming convention for keys in
resource files for multiple languages. Any ideas?
Thanks
Joey
Thanks for the input.
"Rakesh Rajan" <rakeshrajan {at} mvps {dot} org> wrote in message
news:64******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi Joey,
I don't know it this would help. I usually create a helper class for
extracting resources from resx files. I define an enumeration with keys
for
each entry in the resx, and would pass that enumeration to a method in the
helper class, which would call the enum.ToString and fetch the required
value.
In other words, the resx files keys would have the same name as that of
the
enum constants. Consequently, the naming conventions for my resx entries
follow the standards for enumerations.
--
HTH,
Rakesh Rajan
MVP, MCSD
http://www.msmvps.com/rakeshrajan/
"Joey Lee" wrote:
Hi,
Microsoft provided some naming conventions for namespace, classes,
properties and etc. However I am looking for naming convention for keys
in
resource files for multiple languages. Any ideas?
Thanks
Joey
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