Text resources are currently hard-coded throughout the project. At some point it may be nice to provide multi-languages versions of the project. As a step towards that goal and to help with cleaning up the current hard-coded resources, I've added a resource project (Paclink.Resources).
I found it useful to create a using alias when accessing the resources:
- using R = Paclink.Resources.Properties.Resources;
Then, just use R.SomeResourceIdentifier throughout the code to access individual resources.
Microsoft provides a tool to help with internationalizations - Multilingual App Toolkit that might be useful at some point in the future.
Text resources are currently hard-coded throughout the project. At some point it may be nice to provide multi-languages versions of the project. As a step towards that goal and to help with cleaning up the current hard-coded resources, I've added a resource project (Paclink.Resources).
I found it useful to create a using alias when accessing the resources:
Then, just use R.SomeResourceIdentifier throughout the code to access individual resources.
Microsoft provides a tool to help with internationalizations - Multilingual App Toolkit that might be useful at some point in the future.