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Multilingual app toolkit Visual Studio plugin context menu disabled If disabled, you need to do step 1 (see below) first to enable it. - Set the Assembly neutral language in project setting: Package > Assembly neutral language, eg. EN-AU, EN-US, EN_UK
- Enable Multilingual app toolkit in Visual Studio: Tools or Project > Multilingual app toolkit > Enable
Internationalisation / Globalisation with C# / Visual Studio - Download and install Multilingual app toolkit plugin for Visual Studio
- Set the Assembly neutral language in project setting: Package > Assembly neutral language, eg. EN-AU, EN-US, EN_UK
- Enable Multilingual app toolkit in Visual Studio: Tools or Project > Multilingual app toolkit > Enable
- Add AppResources.resx. You can create a resource folder for the resource files. Select the resource file > Properties, set Build Action: Embedded resource, Custom Tool to ResXFileCodeGenerator or PublicResXFileCodeGenerator for cross project application
- Right click on the resource folder, select Multilingual app toolkit > Add translation languages... The languages you selected will be added to the folder and a folder MultilingualResources for .xlf. You can click any folder to add a language. The resx and xlf files will be added to the folders respectively.
- Right click on the .xlf folder, you can do more such as Generate machine translations, Import and Export translations...
- Use Multilingual editor for further editing if required
Note: at the start, to get all language files synchronised, you can delete the old language files (both resx and xlf) and add them again, if required.
Edited by user Saturday, 7 July 2018 8:21:49 AM(UTC)
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