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Commented Unassigned: Invalid Character in the given code [1422]

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Hi everyone

I have been using the resx Manager for some weeks now and have encountered this issue several times.
I usually translate from German into French and Italian. The Problem is, whenever I edit my resource file in the Resx Manager, I usually get following error:

_"Invalid Resx file. Invalid character in the given Encoding..."_

The actual resx. file has no errors but the Manager sometimes cant recognize the special letters, e.g. è,é,à etc. The Manager will then display the letters as question marks, the usual sign of having encoding problems.
But as soon as I edit those letters to their prior state and build the whole solution again, the error will be gone.
This error will usually reappear after editing a resx. file in the Resx Manager.

Thank you
Comments: ** Comment from web user: zyntax **

Im currently using Version 1.0.0.50. I will have a look at the patch notes.Thanks.


Source code checked in, #34413

Commented Unassigned: Extend default code reference detection patterns. [1420]

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EG:
[Required]
[Display(Name = "Id", ResourceType = typeof(Localization.Strings))]
public Int32 Id { get; set; }

This doesn't count as a code reference.

It also has trouble detecting code references inside Razor web templates:

EG:
<input type="datetime-local" placeholder="@Localization.Strings.CustomDateFormat" name="start">
Comments: Associated with changeset 34413: Fix regular expressions

Created Issue: Improve keyboard navigation [1425]

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Window switch with ctrl+tab leads to selection of main tab control

Hey,

at first, thank you for this great tool and the time you have invested! It really saves me a lot of time and additionaly helps in preventing untranslated words.

I am always trying to work without any mouse in visual studio and noticed when I switch with ctrl+tab to the resource manager that the main tab control (Main / Configuration / Languages) gets by default selected. To jump into the resource editing it is necassary to press multiple times the tab-key.

Is it possible to add a configuration to select directly the grid which displays the resources itself when switching to the window, so that it is possible to directly start the editing of the localized resources?
Or alternativly a hotkey which can be used to directly select it?

Thank you in advance!

best regards,
Dominik / del

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Closed Unassigned: GetString("Key") possible? [1406]

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Hello,

in my code I have many GetString("Key"). E.G.:
```
public ResourceManager ResMgr = new ResourceManager("<namespace>.<class>", Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());
[...]
[...] ResMgr.GetString("ShowWarning.Message.Text") [...]
```
But I can't see this in the extension.

There's a lot of this "keys" (MessageBox and elsewhere ) and in the internal editor isn't clearly arranged, in this extension it's clearly arranged.

It's tiring every time insert a key into the resx file.

Thank you in advance.
Comments: Closed since task is unclear and no one replied within weeks.

Commented Unassigned: Invalid Character in the given code [1422]

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Hi everyone

I have been using the resx Manager for some weeks now and have encountered this issue several times.
I usually translate from German into French and Italian. The Problem is, whenever I edit my resource file in the Resx Manager, I usually get following error:

_"Invalid Resx file. Invalid character in the given Encoding..."_

The actual resx. file has no errors but the Manager sometimes cant recognize the special letters, e.g. è,é,à etc. The Manager will then display the letters as question marks, the usual sign of having encoding problems.
But as soon as I edit those letters to their prior state and build the whole solution again, the error will be gone.
This error will usually reappear after editing a resx. file in the Resx Manager.

Thank you
Comments: ** Comment from web user: tomenglert **

Is there still an issue with 1.0.0.50, or can this task be closed?

Source code checked in, #34415

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Do not hide empty resource files

Commented Issue: visibility of new added resource files [1421]

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System: Visual Studio 2013 Ult. SP4
RESX (latest)

After creating a new resource file and reopening RESX the file isn't shown up 'cause due to the filesize is zero after add new resx file via Visual Studio.

Solution: After creating a new resx file type in some dummy values. After reopening RESX the new resource is visible.


Would be nice if new added resources are shown even if the filesize is zero.

Thanks in advance
Chris
Comments: Associated with changeset 34415: Do not hide empty resource files

Edited Issue: visibility of new added resource files [1421]

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System: Visual Studio 2013 Ult. SP4
RESX (latest)

After creating a new resource file and reopening RESX the file isn't shown up 'cause due to the filesize is zero after add new resx file via Visual Studio.

Solution: After creating a new resx file type in some dummy values. After reopening RESX the new resource is visible.


Would be nice if new added resources are shown even if the filesize is zero.

Thanks in advance
Chris

Edited Feature: Extend default code reference detection patterns. [1420]

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EG:
[Required]
[Display(Name = "Id", ResourceType = typeof(Localization.Strings))]
public Int32 Id { get; set; }

This doesn't count as a code reference.

It also has trouble detecting code references inside Razor web templates:

EG:
<input type="datetime-local" placeholder="@Localization.Strings.CustomDateFormat" name="start">

Source code checked in, #34434

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Shared code moved to "TomsToolbox"

Commented Unassigned: Invalid Character in the given code [1422]

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Hi everyone

I have been using the resx Manager for some weeks now and have encountered this issue several times.
I usually translate from German into French and Italian. The Problem is, whenever I edit my resource file in the Resx Manager, I usually get following error:

_"Invalid Resx file. Invalid character in the given Encoding..."_

The actual resx. file has no errors but the Manager sometimes cant recognize the special letters, e.g. è,é,à etc. The Manager will then display the letters as question marks, the usual sign of having encoding problems.
But as soon as I edit those letters to their prior state and build the whole solution again, the error will be gone.
This error will usually reappear after editing a resx. file in the Resx Manager.

Thank you
Comments: ** Comment from web user: zyntax **

Apparently this issue has been resolved since i cannot recreate that error nor have I received this error in the past days. This Task can be closed though. Thank you.

Closed Unassigned: Invalid Character in the given code [1422]

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Hi everyone

I have been using the resx Manager for some weeks now and have encountered this issue several times.
I usually translate from German into French and Italian. The Problem is, whenever I edit my resource file in the Resx Manager, I usually get following error:

_"Invalid Resx file. Invalid character in the given Encoding..."_

The actual resx. file has no errors but the Manager sometimes cant recognize the special letters, e.g. è,é,à etc. The Manager will then display the letters as question marks, the usual sign of having encoding problems.
But as soon as I edit those letters to their prior state and build the whole solution again, the error will be gone.
This error will usually reappear after editing a resx. file in the Resx Manager.

Thank you
Comments: No longer reproducible

Created Unassigned: Unable to save changes to Detect Code References config table [1428]

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Hello,

I am running Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 with the ResXManager 1.0.0.50 plugin.

If I make changes to the grid under "Detect Code References" on the Configuration tab, the plugin reverts back to the default settings after I stop/start "Detect Code References" on the Main tab or restart Visual Studio. I can see that the settings were not saved under AppData\Local\tom-englert.de\ResXManager\Configuration.xml.

I think this might be a bug.

Thanks for your help,

James

Edited Issue: Improve keyboard navigation [1425]

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Window switch with ctrl+tab leads to selection of main tab control

Hey,

at first, thank you for this great tool and the time you have invested! It really saves me a lot of time and additionaly helps in preventing untranslated words.

I am always trying to work without any mouse in visual studio and noticed when I switch with ctrl+tab to the resource manager that the main tab control (Main / Configuration / Languages) gets by default selected. To jump into the resource editing it is necassary to press multiple times the tab-key.

Is it possible to add a configuration to select directly the grid which displays the resources itself when switching to the window, so that it is possible to directly start the editing of the localized resources?
Or alternativly a hotkey which can be used to directly select it?

Thank you in advance!

best regards,
Dominik / del

Commented Unassigned: Unable to save changes to Detect Code References config table [1428]

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Hello,

I am running Visual Studio 2013 Update 4 with the ResXManager 1.0.0.50 plugin.

If I make changes to the grid under "Detect Code References" on the Configuration tab, the plugin reverts back to the default settings after I stop/start "Detect Code References" on the Main tab or restart Visual Studio. I can see that the settings were not saved under AppData\Local\tom-englert.de\ResXManager\Configuration.xml.

I think this might be a bug.

Thanks for your help,

James
Comments:

Do you have a solution open? If so, the changes will be saved in the solution, not in the configuratio.xml. If you don't save the solution, the changes are lost.


If not - is there any error message in the output window?

Source code checked in, #34592

Commented Issue: Improve keyboard navigation [1425]

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Window switch with ctrl+tab leads to selection of main tab control

Hey,

at first, thank you for this great tool and the time you have invested! It really saves me a lot of time and additionaly helps in preventing untranslated words.

I am always trying to work without any mouse in visual studio and noticed when I switch with ctrl+tab to the resource manager that the main tab control (Main / Configuration / Languages) gets by default selected. To jump into the resource editing it is necassary to press multiple times the tab-key.

Is it possible to add a configuration to select directly the grid which displays the resources itself when switching to the window, so that it is possible to directly start the editing of the localized resources?
Or alternativly a hotkey which can be used to directly select it?

Thank you in advance!

best regards,
Dominik / del
Comments: Associated with changeset 34592: Improve keyboard navigation

Source code checked in, #34593

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