Hi,

first of all I have to say that allemblur is a very helpful tool cause it's integrated in the build process.

My problem is that I use localizeable forms so I can switch the language of the software. After the built process with Assemblur it can't switch the language any more. Normally it builds 2 seperate ressource files. (2 languages).

With Assemblur it creates only one ressource file. Maybe I've forgot something to add or I use wrong settings.

Do you know a working solution for my problem? That would help me a lot cause I really want to use your tool.

Greets,
Alex

When a form resource is about to be renamed, Assemblur searches all assemblies specified in the configuration, trying to find matching localizable resources.

For example, if the name of the form resource is MyNamespace.MyForm.resource, Assemblur will look for MyNamespace.MyForm.[culture].resource in all assemblies.

From the top of my head, I can think of two possible reasons why things go wrong:

1. One or more resource assemblies are not part of the Assemblur configuration

2. All resource (satellite) assemblies are part of the configuration, but Assemblur fails to identify localized form resources in those assemblies.

In any case, Assemblur does not create any assemblies -- it just modifies existing ones. If there's one less (obfuscated) assembly in the destination folder, it could mean that its corresponding source assembly is not part of the configuration.

If it's not too complicated, you could also post here a trimmed-down VS solution with just some dummy source files in it (no real source code, just empty forms), if such solution still helps reproducing the problem.

Ok, I've done some additional testing on assemblur.

It seems that there is a problem saving the Assemblur settings.

What I've done:
Add an output from a Visual Studio File (recommanded)

There I select all relevant assemblies. (english, german, and the main assembly of course)

Then I klick on Enable Assemblur and klick Save.

Right after that I open the Settings Dialog again and well... there is only the main and ONE ressource file shown.

It seems that Assemblur can't save my assembly settings. :/ Maybe that's not all. Cause I wanted to create a demo project for you to show my problem. In this new demo project I was't able to select the Enable Assemblur ContextMenu Item in the "Tool" menu.

It seems that there are several saving problems.

Edit.:
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Ok, here is the test project. Maybe this helps finding the problem.
http://www.gatherway.net/tmp/localization_test.zip

Test project:
http://www.gatherway.net/tmp/localization_test.zip

Thanks, I'll take look.

In the meantime, as a workaround you can manually edit your Assemblur settings (.blur file) and create an entry for your missing assembly.

It's enough to copy/paste the <Assembly> node of the existing (resource) assembly, altering its subnodes only slightly (adjusting paths to point to the missing assembly).

Ok, your tipp modifying the .blur file nearly worked.
It's now possible to change the language to german. When I watch the assemblur process it writes that it analyses only the german resource file although I've included the english version too in the .blur file.

Here is my .blur file. Have I forgot something to change?
http://www.gatherway.net/tmp/gatherway.blur.zip

OK, I just figured out what the problem is. It won't work anyhow until I fix the code. Stay tuned.

Good that I could help you.
Just let me know about the new version.