VizOne
March 13th, 2003, 03:37 PM
Hi!
I'd like to use localized resources in my managed C++ project. The System that is available in e.g. C# (resx - localized satelite dlls) is exactly what I am looking for, so it would be nice to use it. However, vc++.net 2002 does not seem to support this natively. I can only add the "good ol'" .rc files.
How can I use resx files in my project? Do I have to write them manually, precompile them with resgen and then link them manually to my mc++ code?
Will VC++.net 2003 support resx-files natively?
Thanks in advance.
Andre (VizOne) Loker
I'd like to use localized resources in my managed C++ project. The System that is available in e.g. C# (resx - localized satelite dlls) is exactly what I am looking for, so it would be nice to use it. However, vc++.net 2002 does not seem to support this natively. I can only add the "good ol'" .rc files.
How can I use resx files in my project? Do I have to write them manually, precompile them with resgen and then link them manually to my mc++ code?
Will VC++.net 2003 support resx-files natively?
Thanks in advance.
Andre (VizOne) Loker