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Strange problem with resources - not seeing fields
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I have resource file in my project, which contains translations. In my Resource folder I have Resource.en.resx and (default) Resource.resx.
Everything is working fine, except one thing:
It shows error only on one of my properties, which is defined in resources in exactly same way as the other:
Anyone had encountered that? And how to fix it? It looks like VS bug.
c# visual-studio
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Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
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I have resource file in my project, which contains translations. In my Resource folder I have Resource.en.resx and (default) Resource.resx.
Everything is working fine, except one thing:
It shows error only on one of my properties, which is defined in resources in exactly same way as the other:
Anyone had encountered that? And how to fix it? It looks like VS bug.
c# visual-studio
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
Right-click yourResources.resxandRun Custom Tool. Does that help? If it does, then I suspect either you hand-edited the resx and didn't re-run the C# code generation step (it's run when you use the editor in your right-hand screenshot, but not if you edit the file directly), or the relationship between the Resx and the tool got messed up in your csproj.
– canton7
yesterday
Wait,Languages.Resourceisn't the default name for the generated C# class, it's normallyResources. Can you "Go To Definition" onLanguages.Resourceand just double-check what's there?
– canton7
yesterday
@canton7 It's just the reference and it works for other strings :)
– Michał Turczyn
yesterday
I just wanted to check that it has the structure of a file created byPublicResXFileCodeGenerator, and not some other tool, since it has the wrong name. If you want an answer, it's generally a good idea to respond positively to questions from the people trying to help you :)
– canton7
yesterday
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I have resource file in my project, which contains translations. In my Resource folder I have Resource.en.resx and (default) Resource.resx.
Everything is working fine, except one thing:
It shows error only on one of my properties, which is defined in resources in exactly same way as the other:
Anyone had encountered that? And how to fix it? It looks like VS bug.
c# visual-studio
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
I have resource file in my project, which contains translations. In my Resource folder I have Resource.en.resx and (default) Resource.resx.
Everything is working fine, except one thing:
It shows error only on one of my properties, which is defined in resources in exactly same way as the other:
Anyone had encountered that? And how to fix it? It looks like VS bug.
c# visual-studio
c# visual-studio
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
asked yesterday
Michał TurczynMichał Turczyn
15.5k132241
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Right-click yourResources.resxandRun Custom Tool. Does that help? If it does, then I suspect either you hand-edited the resx and didn't re-run the C# code generation step (it's run when you use the editor in your right-hand screenshot, but not if you edit the file directly), or the relationship between the Resx and the tool got messed up in your csproj.
– canton7
yesterday
Wait,Languages.Resourceisn't the default name for the generated C# class, it's normallyResources. Can you "Go To Definition" onLanguages.Resourceand just double-check what's there?
– canton7
yesterday
@canton7 It's just the reference and it works for other strings :)
– Michał Turczyn
yesterday
I just wanted to check that it has the structure of a file created byPublicResXFileCodeGenerator, and not some other tool, since it has the wrong name. If you want an answer, it's generally a good idea to respond positively to questions from the people trying to help you :)
– canton7
yesterday
add a comment |
Right-click yourResources.resxandRun Custom Tool. Does that help? If it does, then I suspect either you hand-edited the resx and didn't re-run the C# code generation step (it's run when you use the editor in your right-hand screenshot, but not if you edit the file directly), or the relationship between the Resx and the tool got messed up in your csproj.
– canton7
yesterday
Wait,Languages.Resourceisn't the default name for the generated C# class, it's normallyResources. Can you "Go To Definition" onLanguages.Resourceand just double-check what's there?
– canton7
yesterday
@canton7 It's just the reference and it works for other strings :)
– Michał Turczyn
yesterday
I just wanted to check that it has the structure of a file created byPublicResXFileCodeGenerator, and not some other tool, since it has the wrong name. If you want an answer, it's generally a good idea to respond positively to questions from the people trying to help you :)
– canton7
yesterday
Right-click your
Resources.resx and Run Custom Tool. Does that help? If it does, then I suspect either you hand-edited the resx and didn't re-run the C# code generation step (it's run when you use the editor in your right-hand screenshot, but not if you edit the file directly), or the relationship between the Resx and the tool got messed up in your csproj.– canton7
yesterday
Right-click your
Resources.resx and Run Custom Tool. Does that help? If it does, then I suspect either you hand-edited the resx and didn't re-run the C# code generation step (it's run when you use the editor in your right-hand screenshot, but not if you edit the file directly), or the relationship between the Resx and the tool got messed up in your csproj.– canton7
yesterday
Wait,
Languages.Resource isn't the default name for the generated C# class, it's normally Resources. Can you "Go To Definition" on Languages.Resource and just double-check what's there?– canton7
yesterday
Wait,
Languages.Resource isn't the default name for the generated C# class, it's normally Resources. Can you "Go To Definition" on Languages.Resource and just double-check what's there?– canton7
yesterday
@canton7 It's just the reference and it works for other strings :)
– Michał Turczyn
yesterday
@canton7 It's just the reference and it works for other strings :)
– Michał Turczyn
yesterday
I just wanted to check that it has the structure of a file created by
PublicResXFileCodeGenerator, and not some other tool, since it has the wrong name. If you want an answer, it's generally a good idea to respond positively to questions from the people trying to help you :)– canton7
yesterday
I just wanted to check that it has the structure of a file created by
PublicResXFileCodeGenerator, and not some other tool, since it has the wrong name. If you want an answer, it's generally a good idea to respond positively to questions from the people trying to help you :)– canton7
yesterday
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In other projects which are referncing project with those resources it's necessary to remove refernce and re-add it.
The problem is rare and occures irregularly.
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In other projects which are referncing project with those resources it's necessary to remove refernce and re-add it.
The problem is rare and occures irregularly.
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In other projects which are referncing project with those resources it's necessary to remove refernce and re-add it.
The problem is rare and occures irregularly.
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In other projects which are referncing project with those resources it's necessary to remove refernce and re-add it.
The problem is rare and occures irregularly.
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In other projects which are referncing project with those resources it's necessary to remove refernce and re-add it.
The problem is rare and occures irregularly.
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Right-click your
Resources.resxandRun Custom Tool. Does that help? If it does, then I suspect either you hand-edited the resx and didn't re-run the C# code generation step (it's run when you use the editor in your right-hand screenshot, but not if you edit the file directly), or the relationship between the Resx and the tool got messed up in your csproj.– canton7
yesterday
Wait,
Languages.Resourceisn't the default name for the generated C# class, it's normallyResources. Can you "Go To Definition" onLanguages.Resourceand just double-check what's there?– canton7
yesterday
@canton7 It's just the reference and it works for other strings :)
– Michał Turczyn
yesterday
I just wanted to check that it has the structure of a file created by
PublicResXFileCodeGenerator, and not some other tool, since it has the wrong name. If you want an answer, it's generally a good idea to respond positively to questions from the people trying to help you :)– canton7
yesterday