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re: ResourceToolkit addin

Blue Ninja — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 15:56:05 GMT

You, sir, are a scholar and a gentleman! That worked perfectly, thank you. I'll play around with the ICSharpCode.Core methods and see what I can dig up there as well.

re: ResourceToolkit addin

Christian Hornung — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 09:38:53 GMT

First, "${res:" is not specific to any programming language, but to the ICSharpCode.Core framework. If you are using the ICSharpCode.Core resource access methods (like StringParser.Parse), you can use "${res" in all languages.

I think I see the problem now. The name of the resources in the ResourceManager constructor must be specified as a single string literal because the addin cannot evaluate expressions. So it should work as expected if you replaced

My.Application.Info.AssemblyName & ".StringResources"

with

"YourAssemblyNameHere.StringResources".

re: ResourceToolkit addin

Blue Ninja — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 05:21:31 GMT

I think the "${res:" thing is C# only, as I don't know of an equivalent in VB (if there is one, let me know!)

In my project, I have a StringResources.resx file and I have declared:

Public StringResources As New Resources.ResourceManager(My.Application.Info.AssemblyName & ".StringResources", My.Application.GetType().Assembly)

I expected that when I typed "StringResources.GetString(" that I'd get the auto-completion list of values, but I don't. I had not created an indexed accessor to see if that would work by allowing "StringResources[" to bring up the list.

Thanks for the info so far - this looks like an extremely handy tool, I just hope I can make good use of it in VB as well as C#!

re: ResourceToolkit addin

Christian Hornung — Sun, 22 Oct 2006 18:51:22 GMT

It should be possible, but there may well be cases where the references are not detected correctly.

Could you show some code that makes clear what you are actually trying to do?

I'm only guessing here, but are you perhaps referring to a GetString method you have written yourself? The addin cannot detect user-defined GetString methods, only the predefined ones (ICSharpCode.Core.ResourceService.GetString and System.Resources.ResourceManager.GetString).

"${res:" works independently of that because it is not tied to a specific method call.

re: ResourceToolkit addin

Blue Ninja — Sun, 22 Oct 2006 17:25:46 GMT

It seems that the code completion and tooltips are triggered by "GetString("${res:", but not simply by "GetString(". So, I am having trouble figuring out how to make use of this handy functionality from VB.NET. Is it possible, and if so, any tips on how to do it? Thanks!