How to read resources from a program

First, use the decompilation tool to view resources in the Assembly.

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The Code is as follows:

Assembly myAssembly; myAssembly = System. reflection. assembly. load ("SQLEditor2"); // do not add the Assembly extension System. resources. resourceManager myManager = new System. resources. resourceManager ("SQLEditor2.FrmEditor", myAssembly); // do not add. resourcesvar icon = (System. drawing. icon) myManager. getObject ("$ this. icon "); using (var f = File. create ("C: \ $ this. icon. ico ") {icon. save (f);} string [] BMP names = new string [] {"tsbsel. image "," toolStripButton1.Image "," toolStripSplitButton1.Image "}; System. drawing. image myImage; foreach (string BMP name in BMP names) {myImage = (System. drawing. image) myManager. getObject (BMP name); myImage. save (String. format ("C :\{ 02.16.bmp", BMP name ));}

In this way, the Icon and Bitmap in the Assembly can be obtained. The string-type content can be obtained directly from the decompilation tool.

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