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Just clicked on the Brinkster link to your website, just to found myself redirected to www.safedevelop.com [^].
I am confused - where is your greate product located now? Did you cancel the development process?
Thanks
Uwe
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The DT.ReSharper.Plugin renamed to the RGreatEx and moved to the www.safedevelop.com
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I see, thanks for your reply.
Sadly, the name "RGreatEx" is rather meaningless in context of what your plugin actually does. Something like "ReSharper StringResourcer Plugin" would be much more rememberable.
Any chance to get a version for 3.02, no that is has been released?
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RGreatEx - ReSharper Great Extension. Localization functions are basiс functionality in my great plans
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>Any chance to get a version for 3.02, no that is has been released?
The RGreatEx 0.9.25 for the R# 3.0.2 is released today.
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Hi Alexander
Just installed version 0.9.25 on a ReSharper 3.0.2 (Build 3.0.515.4) but I do see NO plugins in ReSharper.
I even uninstalled any previous versions.
Any hints?
Thanks from Germany
Uwe
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The RGreatEx download page contains direct link to the required R# version. R# 3.0.2 have build 517.
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I have used VS 2008 beta 2 and Resharper 3.0.471.2. But my resharper dont see this plugin in the available plugings list.
How can I install this pluging?
Thanx.
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Download new version from www.safedevelop.com and run with next command line arguments:
msiexec /i RGreatEx.Setup-0.9.24.msi VSVERSION=9.0
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To get rid of ASP.NET (erroneous) error messages, I need to upgrade to ReSharper 3.02.
I tried both a repair and complete reinstall of you software without success. The plug-in simply does not appear.
Do you hard-bind it to an exact version of ReSharper?
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Last version 0.9.23 compiled for R# 3.0.1(3.0.471). You can fix this problem by assembly binding redirect.
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"assembly binding redirect" - Can you explain a little bit?
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Use configuration file redirecting assembly binding for all used R# assemblies. Example from MSDN:
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Opps...
<runtime>
<assemblyBinding xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" appliesTo="v1.0.3705">
<dependentAssembly>
<assemblyIdentity name="mscorcfg" publicKeyToken="b03f5f7f11d50a3a" culture=""/>
<bindingRedirect oldVersion="0.0.0.0-65535.65535.65535.65535" newVersion="1.0.3300.0"/>
</dependentAssembly>
</assemblyBinding>
</runtime>
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"ControlPanel->Administrative Tools->MS .NET 2.0 Configuration" is the simplest way to configure redirects.
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Thank you, I will try that.
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No . For now I gave up, waiting for the final release.
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1. Performance improved.
2. Bugs fixed.
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Wonderful! You did miracles! From my first tests, working with strings in my large project just feels smoothly now.
Thank you very much, I feel free to post any issues that will occur during working with your great plug-in.
Thanks again.
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Thanks for your feedback. You are welcome.
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Read more http://www40.brinkster.com/DeveloperTools/en/overview.html
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Just downloaded and installed.
On small projects, the plug-in works very well.
Unfortunately on my current main project, activating the plug-in, the project gets unusable:
Whenever pressing a key inside a literal string, the CPU gets up to 100%, taking approx. 5-10 seconds to get the key printed in the editor. This happens for each key I press.
So I'm deactivating the plug-in for my large projects and only activating it again for smaller projects. Activating/deactivating results in ReSharper exception dialogs, though.
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What is kind of your main project?
How many projects in current solution?
How many resource files in projects?
How many strings in resource files?
>So I'm deactivating the plug-in for my large projects and only activating it again for smaller >projects. Activating/deactivating results in ReSharper exception dialogs, though.
It's bug in R# API.
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Thanks for your reply.
I have roughly:
- 8 projects
- ~1000 .cs files
- ~400 .resx files, including both global resources and Windows Forms resources. I do have language English and German files (.resx and .de.resx). So effectively, ~200 .resx files for English and ~200 .de.resx files for German
- I do have 6 global .resx files for English and 6 global .de.resx files for German
- These 6 global .resx files for English have approx. 900 string resources (i.e. another 900 in the German .de.resx files)
I know, probably a lot, but anyway, I need all of them .
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Thanks for your answers. I will try to improve performance in next build.
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Tell me, if I can help testing/improving/whatever, I would be more than glad to help!
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The "Replace with String.Empty" should, in C#, replace with "string.Empty" rather than "String.Empty".
The "Move string to resource file" dialog should remember the last selected "Resource file" combo box value (per project).
When having your plug-in activated in large projects and/or CS files, it is nearly impossible to write literal strings, since each pressed key on the keyboard (when being inside a string "..." with the caret) usually stalls the VS.NET IDE for approx. 10 to 20 seconds, and a 50% CPU utilisation.
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>The "Replace with String.Empty" should, in C#, replace with "string.Empty" rather than "String.Empty".
IMHO "string" is keyword, and call fields, properties, methods for keyword is wrong.
>The "Move string to resource file" dialog should remember the last selected "Resource file" combo box value (per project).
OK
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Alexander Nestrenko wrote: The "Replace with String.Empty" should, in C#, replace with "string.Empty" rather than "String.Empty".
IMHO "string" is keyword, and call fields, properties, methods for keyword is wrong.
Never thought this way . When I see code from other persons using "String" instead of "string", I imply they are unaware of the C# concepts. Usually I am right with my assumption .
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I can to add this case in the settings.
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Use R#3.0 and supporting VB.NET
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Try http://www40.brinkster.com/DeveloperTools/
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Read more http://www40.brinkster.com/DeveloperTools/en/overview.html
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Thank you so much for this plug in! I can't tell you how much I love it
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Thank you for good words.
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Added:
1. Supporting ASP.NET
2. Localization Options
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Sorry, Subject is incorrect. Version 0.8.18 is available
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http://www40.brinkster.com/DeveloperTools/en/Overview.html
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For more details see [^]http://www40.brinkster.com/DeveloperTools/en/overview.html[^]
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When placing multiline strings (with literal "\r\n" inside) with your plugin into resources, I discovered that when being displayed in a multiline text box, instead of line breaks, just a square is being displayed.
I guess this is because you simply place a "\n" whereas a textbox needs both "\r\n".
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I moves all literals to resource file without any changes. I can't с change string value, because it's break programm logic.
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Oh, then it must be actually an issue inside the strings I move.
Sorry for bothering!
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Fixed bugs an Added Refactoring methods:
1.Move Strings from File(s)...
2.Move Strings from Folder(s)...
3.Move Strings from Project...
For more details see http://www40.brinkster.com/DeveloperTools/en/overview.html [^]
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