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brunis Member
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Hi, We already prepared our application for translation. Sisulizer seems more tailored towards people changing their existing application to be localized. I found it quite difficult going through every subdir and adding every .resx file manually (maybe i skipped some). There seems to be no easy way to just import all resx files in a single folder (recursively). But this is the best .net resource editor/translator i have come across so far. If you could add support for importing .csproj or even .sln files, and then be able to specify that you wanted resource files, you would automatically get every resource file in the project. Hope this makes sense to someone else than me. Maybe theres already an easy way to do this, i just havent found it yet. regards, Dennis Jakobsen - INNOMATE A/S
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Markus.Kreisel Administrator
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Hi Dennis, >>If you could add support for importing .csproj or even .sln files, and then be able to specify that you wanted resource files, you would automatically get every resource file in the project. Hope this makes sense to someone else than me. Maybe theres already an easy way to do this, i just havent found it yet.<< definitly. Adding the .csproj or .exe to a project is the recommended way in Sisulizer. Use File -> New -> Localize a File of Files -> Select your .csproj file and let Sisulizer do the scan. It should find all strings in your project to be localized. Best Markus
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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There are three ways to localized .NET application using Sisulizer 1) Project localization You select either project file (.csproj or .vbproj) or solution file (.sln) and SL will scan all resource and source code files beloning to the project. When buildding localized files SL makes localized .resx file and finally compiles localized satellite assemblies. 2) Binary localization You select ssembly file (.exe or .dll) and SL scans the resources it contains. When building localized files Sl create satellite assembly files. The output of #1 and #2 is the same: localized satellite assembly files 3) Resource localization (the one you use now) You select single resource file (.resx) and SL scans it. When building Sl creates localized .resx file but does not compile any assembly file We recommend to use #1 if you have full source code of the project. If you do not have then use #2. #3 should only be used in special cases where you do not have project file or assembly files or your use some other development tool but Microsoft or Borland. Jaakko
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brunis Member
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ok, thanks.. can't believe i missed that!
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