Feature Request: Move string to Resources
For internationalization purposes, it would be nice/handy if R# has a feature to add a selected string in the source to the Resources. It would ask the user for the Resource Name and then insert it in the Resources.
Enhancements:
1. Search for duplicate values and suggest using that resource
2. Have shortcut to create Resources entry (Name + Value) and reference to it from source directly (not type value in source first, then add to Resources)
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Hi,
have a look at the RGreatEx plugin. It's commercial, however.
Kind regards,
Henning Krause
"Jouke Numan" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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RGreatEx does work, and is not very expensive, but read the small print if you buy it - I managed to get about 3 days use out of my copy before moving to the 4.0 EAP and finding that RGreatEx's publisher wanted more money for an upgrade.
Of course, I do still have my 'perpetual' licence for the 3.x-compatible version...
Dear Will Dean,
You have 50% discount for upgrading your license.
15 EURO is not expensive for RGreatEx 1.1 changes:
1. Supporting ReSharper 4.0 added
2. Supporting specific-culture resources added
3. ResX analyzer added
4. Navigation 'Go To Resource Entry' added
5. Setup enhancements
6. Performance and UI enhancements
7. Major and minor bug fixes
9. Context action 'Compute constant value' added
10. Context action 'Dec versus Hex' added
11. Context action 'Flip parts' added
12. Context action 'Flip comparison' added
13. Context action 'Negate comparison' added
14. Context action 'Flip invocation' added
15. Quick fix Remove resource entry added
16. Quick fix Copy to default culture added
17. Quick fix Translate resource added
18. Quick fix Make access more safety added
There is a PowerToy that does something similar at
http://www.codeplex.com/ResourceRefactoring
Kris,
Thx for your pointer, this does exactly what I want.
There are some issues (no public resource support
for instance) but they seem manageble
Jouke