I'm using WPFLocalizationExtension (Available on CodePlex) to localize strings in my WPF application. This simple MarkupExtension works well in simple scenarios like this:
but I got…
I am using WPF Localization Extension in my program.
To reduce the ammount of similar resources (like "Length in meters", "Length in Kilometers" and so on) I would like to use placeholders and set them in XAML Code.
I thought about something like…
I’m writing a program with multi-language support and using the localization extension. In a label, button, or textbox everything performs correctly. Only the headers of a data grid don’t perform correctly. With the following code
DataGridTextColumn…
I'm using WPFLocalizationExtension for my WPF app.
I have one ComboBox for languages selection. Item source is an ObservableCollection> as below:
TITLE_LANGUAGE_ENGLISH : en
TITLE_LANGUAGE_VIETNAMESE: vi-VN
This is my…
How can I create a localization binding like {lex:LocTextUpper XXX} in code? I have controls that, for reasons of performance, I need to create in code rather than in XAML but I wouldn't like to lose the comfort of automatic string replacement on UI…
I'm developing a WPF Application where the user is able to change the Language at runtime. In C# Code (ViewModels etc.) I'm using the reference to the resource.
For example:
string translation = ScreenResources.WorkpieceDiameter;
This is supporting…
For testing purpose, I'm trying to localize a dummy application, in order to see what match the best our needs.
I wanted to try WPF Localization Extension.
So I :
Created a whole new WPF application, created a main windows.
Added the references to…
Our project needs to be migrated to .NET6.We are using WPF Localization extension. What can be used for .NET6 project ?
I'm using xmlns:lex="http://wpflocalizeextension.codeplex.com" and have defined…
So attempting to use the wpf localization extension.
Our buttons / controls all have their IDs stored in the code behind, and as such I wound up creating a translations service to translate in the code behind also. So it just binds the completed…
I'm initializing the value like this: (MahApps.Metro 1.1.3-ALPHA)
private int currentCulture;
public int CurrentCulture
{
get { return currentCulture; }
set
{
if (currentCulture != value)
{
currentCulture =…
I am using the WPF LocalizationExtension and could get it work. However, even though it says it has built in support for FlowDirection (righttoleft), I could not get it working and the documentation is not sufficient.
I added the line…