WPF: localization Basics

Specify the current localization information in the project file <project_name>. csproj:
<Propertygroup>
<Uiculture> en-US </uiculture>
</Propertygroup>

Rebuild Will Generate debug \ en-US \ <project_name>. Resources. dll

You need to use X: UID to set a unique identifier for each uielement:
<Button X: uid = "btntest"> test localization </button>

You can use the tool to generate automatically:
Msbuild/T: updateuid <project_name>. csproj

Generate a localized text file for the current language-<project_name>. Resources. CVS:
Locbaml/parse en-US \ <project_name>. Resources. dll

Manually modify and save it as a text file in the target language-<Project_name>. Resources. Chinese. CVS

Create directory: Debug \ ZH-CN

Create the target language library-ZH-CN \ <project_name>. Resources. dll:
Locbaml/generate en-US \ <project_name>. Resources. dll
/Trans: <project_name> .resources.french.csv
/Cul: ZH-CN
/Out: ZH-CN

Localized changesCode: UsingSystem. Threading;
UsingSystem.

PublicMyccapp ()
{
Cultureinfo CI = new cultureinfo ("ZH-CN ");

Thread. currentthread. currentculture = CI;
Thread. currentthread. currentuiculture = CI;
}

Note:
Locbaml tool sample (download) (compilation required. After compilation, copy the EXE file to the bin \ DEBUG directory)
Culture name (view)

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