INSTALL APPLICATION CREATE A FILE & EDIT RESOURCE VALUE IN PROPERTIES

Question

HI ALL I want to my application is installed in that time i want to create a txt file. Is it Possible? I add resource in Resource in Properties & get the value from resource. But I need to edit/replace the resource value in runtime. if U Know the solution means can u please guide me. Thanks & regards MsHema

Rajeswari nathan · Answer

Try the following. Because it will not return string.. rm.ResourceSetType.GetField(Key).SetValue(2);

MEHA SHANMUGASUNDARA · Answer

HI ERROR WILL COME - No overload for method 'SetValue' takes '1' arguments rm.ResourceSetType.GetField(Key).SetValue(2); THANX & REGARDS MSHEMA

MEHA SHANMUGASUNDARA · Answer

Hi Error: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. rm.ResourceSetType.GetField(KEY).SetValue(1 2); Please give me a solution Regrads Mshema

MEHA SHANMUGASUNDARA · Answer

syntax error will come String stra = rm.ResourceSetType.GetField(Key).SetValue(2); plz reply

Rajeswari nathan · Answer

Just try the following logic ResourceManager asd = new ResourceManager ( Resource type ); asd.ResourceSetType.GetField( asds ).SetValue( asdsdsd );

MEHA SHANMUGASUNDARA · Answer

Hi Thanks for ur Reply. I want to replace the existing value to New Value in Resource otherwise i assign. Is it possible??? Thanx & regards MsHema

Rajeswari nathan · Answer

Following is the sample code to access the resources using System; using System.Resources; using System.Drawing; using System.Collections; using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Resources; class ResourceGenerator { static void Main(string[] args) { ResXResourceWriter w = new ResXResourceWriter(ResXForm.resx); Image i = new Bitmap(winter.jpg); w.AddResource(myImage i); w.AddResource(welcomeString  www.Mywebsite.com ); w.Generate(); w.Close(); // Make a resx reader. ResXResourceReader r = new ResXResourceReader(ResXForm.resx); IDictionaryEnumerator en = r.GetEnumerator(); while (en.MoveNext()) { Console.WriteLine(Value: + en.Value.ToString() Key:  + en.Key.ToString()); } r.Close(); } }