Hi there,
After applying the "Localizabl e" attribute to my form using the (form)
properties window in VS, I was expecting to see "[Localizable(tru e)]"
preceding my form's class in code (added automatically by the IDE). I don't
however. Can someone point out where this info is stored. Thanks.
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> After applying the "Localizabl e" attribute to my form using the (form) properties window in VS, I was expecting to see "[Localizable(tru e)]"
preceding my form's class in code (added automatically by the IDE). I
don't however. Can someone point out where this info is stored. Thanks.
Ok, after reviewing the situation further am I to understand that setting
this "property" in the form's property window simply causes the IDE to
update the form's "InitializeComp onent()" method so that all properties
already marked with the "Localizabl e" attribute (in all child controls on
the form) are now read from the resource file instead of being hardcoded?
IOW, there really is no "Localizabl e" property or attribute for the form
itself. Setting this "property" in the form's property window just toggles
all "Localizabl e" controls on the form (either hardcoding them in
""InitializeCom ponent()" or reading them from the resource files). Is this
correct? Thanks.
If I understand correctly you are sent localizable from the form properties.
This changes all the form properties to be pulled from a default resource
file and also allows you to add additional locations with additional
resource files. The second "[Localizable(tru e)]" is used before a property
to have its value saved when changed to the local setting file.
If you open formname.design er.cs
Localizable = false
this.menuPrintP review.Text = "Print Pre&view";
Localizable = true
resources.Apply Resources(this. menuPrintPrevie w, "menuPrintPrevi ew");
Regards,
John
"Michael Brown" <no_spam@_nospa m.com> wrote in message
news:eq******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl... Hi there,
After applying the "Localizabl e" attribute to my form using the (form)
properties window in VS, I was expecting to see "[Localizable(tru e)]"
preceding my form's class in code (added automatically by the IDE). I
don't however. Can someone point out where this info is stored. Thanks.
"John J. Hughes II" <no@invalid.com > wrote in message
news:Op******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl... If I understand correctly you are sent localizable from the form
properties. This changes all the form properties to be pulled from a
default resource file and also allows you to add additional locations with
additional resource files. The second "[Localizable(tru e)]" is used
before a property to have its value saved when changed to the local
setting file.
If you open formname.design er.cs
Localizable = false
this.menuPrintP review.Text = "Print Pre&view";
Localizable = true
resources.Apply Resources(this. menuPrintPrevie w, "menuPrintPrevi ew");
Regards,
John
Ok, thanks. I'm still experimenting to come to grips with it all. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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