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Anyone has suggestion for something that's better than Visual Studio default Resource string editor? Not looking for standalone Resx editor, just something that has better navigation between strings in Grid, better support for long strings, etc.
Thanks.
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resx files. At compile time, Visual Studio uses the Resource File Generator (Resgen.exe) to convert the . resx file to a binary resource (. resources) file, and also embeds it in either an application assembly or a satellite assembly.
You can do this by setting this as the Custom Tool property in the Property Window for the Resx file you want public access to. Edit: Alternatetively you can set the Access Modifier to public when you open the resx file in Visual Studio. The Access Modifier dropdown box can be found at the top of the form.
Resources in . resx files. Unlike text files, which can only store string resources, XML resource (. resx) files can store strings, binary data such as images, icons, and audio clips, and programmatic objects.
ResXManager is another great free tool that integrates with Visual Studio.
From the site:
You can quickly navigate through all resource files and view the content in a well-arranged data grid. It makes it easy to find untranslated strings or clean up orphaned entries. All strings can be quickly edited in place, ...
The tool is still updated and is available as VS2012-2017 extension and standalone executable to support VS2010 and older.
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