Compiling your own resource file editor (Reseditor.exe)

Compilation vs.net2003 itself with a resource file editing software, but the default is not compiled, can not be used. Here's how I've compiled this tool:

1. Find the ResEditor directory. Generally in "
Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio. NET 2003\sdk\v1.1\samples\tutorials\resourcesandlocalization\reseditor "

Only BUILD.bat batch files are available in the 2.reseditor directory. There are no csc.exe files required for the C # source program to be compiled. One of the stupidest ways I've used it is to copy all the files I need into this directory. The documentation needed for the C # source program is as follows:
Csc.exe
Cscomp.dll
Cscompui.dll

3. Copy the above files to the ResEditor directory and run Build.exe. The system will be reborn as a reseditor.exe executable file in the current directory. Double-click ResEditor is not see what you want ^.^.


To read a picture in a resource file in a program:
If there is a welcom field in the resource file myrs.resources, the value is a picture. In the program to read this picture can be written like this:
1. Import Resources,reflection two namespaces in the program header
Imports System.Resources
Imports System.Reflection
2. In Solution Explorer, right-click the current solution Select Add "Add Existing Item" in the pop-up menu to join the myrs.resources resource file. Make sure Myrs.resources is an "embedded resource"
3. Write this in the program:
Dim Mypic as New PictureBox
Dim RDRs as ResourceManager
Rdrs=new ResourceManager ("your solution. Myrs.resources", Me.GetType (). Assembly)
Mypic. Image=ctype (Rs. GetObject ("welcom"), Image)
4. Press F5 to run.