Localisation made easy for WPF - by Vincent Piel
My solution uses Resource Dictionaries, which are, as expected, dictionaries: they associate a Key to an Object (for localisation purposes: a String). In WPF, those resource dictionaries can be used within several scopes: Application, Window, Control, and even at FrameWorkElement level, so almost anything can have its own resources. A feature of the WPF ResourceDictionary is that it can contain other ResourceDictionarys, which allows to split the dictionary into multiple smaller ones. Those inner dictionaries are called MergedDictionarys.
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Post Contributed by: Kunal Chowdhury
Thursday, January 10, 2013
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