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# Excellent Resource Wrapper Generator on GotDotNet

<datetime class="hidden">2006-09-08T00:00</datetime>


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Excellent Resource Wrapper Generator on GotDotNet

posted on Thursday, December 11, 2003 1:42 PM

Now [this](http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/UserSamples/Details.aspx?SampleGuid=7F70070F-8632-47C8-A656-5884ED65A7F9) could be tremendously useful - here's the description from [Craig Hunter](http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/User/viewprofile.aspx?UserGuid=DA9A3DE7-DF5D-48C4-BB88-00E969CE1887): 
Why wait for Whidbey for this functionality? This macro generates a type-safe Singleton-based C# class wrapper that loads string, images, etc. from an embedded assembly resource on demand i.e. only when first accessed. Allows a CultureInfo instance to be assigned that will specify the culture to apply when loading resources. This is VB.NET exported source intended to be imported into and executed from a Visual Studio 2003 macro project. Developed by Craig Hunter. 
Oh, and yes, the dumb comment is from me...look it was early...I have a cold coming on etc...

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Excellent Resource Wrapper Generator on GotDotNet

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Excellent Resource Wrapper Generator on GotDotNet

posted on Thursday, December 11, 2003 1:42 PM

Now this could be tremendously useful - here's the description from Craig Hunter: Why wait for Whidbey for this functionality? This macro generates a type-safe Singleton-based C# class wrapper that loads string, images, etc. from an embedded assembly resource on demand i.e. only when first accessed. Allows a CultureInfo instance to be assigned that will specify the culture to apply when loading resources. This is VB.NET exported source intended to be imported into and executed from a Visual Studio 2003 macro project. Developed by Craig Hunter. Oh, and yes, the dumb comment is from me...look it was early...I have a cold coming on etc...