No Texts shown for win32 application?

I have done some testing with the demo version of Passolo and noticed that whenever I add a simple application I created myself in C# to a project, Passolo shows none of the localizable strings and none of the dialogs.

The application only consists of a dialog with some labls and buttons.

Is a certain structure required?
Does Passolo just ignore everything as soon as a non-standard library is involved?

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  • Hello Florian,

    Title and content are a bit confusing. You are talking about a Win32 bit application, but in the text the programming language is C# which indicates a .NET application. To localize a .NET application using SDL Passolo the .NET parser must be activated and the .NET Framework 4.0 must be installed.

    Is it a WinForm or a WPF application? For WinForm applications you have to set the Localizable flag in all your dialogs to true which changes the code and extracts the strings into RESX files.

    For WPF applications you have to create UIDs for all XAML controls. This can be done automatically in the build process. See msdn.microsoft.com/.../ms788718(v=vs.110).aspx for more details.
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  • Hello Florian,

    Title and content are a bit confusing. You are talking about a Win32 bit application, but in the text the programming language is C# which indicates a .NET application. To localize a .NET application using SDL Passolo the .NET parser must be activated and the .NET Framework 4.0 must be installed.

    Is it a WinForm or a WPF application? For WinForm applications you have to set the Localizable flag in all your dialogs to true which changes the code and extracts the strings into RESX files.

    For WPF applications you have to create UIDs for all XAML controls. This can be done automatically in the build process. See msdn.microsoft.com/.../ms788718(v=vs.110).aspx for more details.
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