Answer by batmaci for Getting a string dynamically from strings resources
There is much simpler way of doing this [NameOfyourResxfile].ResourceManager.GetString("String Name"); in your case strings.resx.ResourceManager.GetString("someString");
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You can write a static method like this: public static string GetResourceTitle<T>(string key) { ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager(typeof(T)); string someString = rm.GetString(key); return...
View ArticleAnswer by skamlet for Getting a string dynamically from strings resources
I had the same problem using ASP.NET Core MVC and managed to solve it using ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager(typeof(YourResourceClass)); string someString = rm.GetString("someString"); Very...
View ArticleAnswer by Bart Friederichs for Getting a string dynamically from strings...
A little searching did the trick. I have the right ResourceManager available in my strings class: ResourceManager rm = strings.ResourceManager; string someString = rm.GetString("someString");
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ResourceManager.GetString should do. Stripped down example from MSDN: ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager("RootResourceName", typeof(SomeClass).Assembly); string someString =...
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I am working on a localised C#.NET application and we are using a strings.resx file to translate hardcoded strings in the application. I use the following code to extract them: using...
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