On Tue, 2005-02-22 at 11:16 +0900, Ian MacLean wrote:
>
> Greco Giuseppe wrote:
>
> >Hi Ian,
> >
> >I think it would be preferable to have a common
> >resource assembly (e.g. NAnt.Resources.dll).
> >
> >
> you mean all resources for every assembly all in a single resources
> assembly ? - I don't much like that idea at all. Resources should be
> located together with the assembly that uses them in most cases. To be
> honest I'd rather store duplicate copies of strings in different
> satellite assemblies that merge all the satellites into a single
> monolithic one.
See your last email about shared resource...
>
> >Letting an assembly access resources of another
> >assembly and viceversa is not that elegant. Moreover,
> >it would be difficult to maintain messages consistently.
> >
> >
> >
> Why ? It should work the same way as programmatic dependencies - ie if a
> message is shared between NAnt.Core and NAnt.DotNet then it should be
> stored with NAnt.Core as it will always be loaded when NAnt.DotNet is (
> because of the way the dependencies work ). If pulling a resource string
> out of another assembly would result in that assembly being loaded when
> it wouldn't otherwise have been ( eg NAnt.Win32 loading somthing out of
> NAnt.Documenter.NAnt ) then storing a copy of the string in each would
> be a better solution.
>
> >There are also performance issues; actually, the code
> >for getting a localized string is as following:
> >
> >public static string GetString(string name, CultureInfo culture)
> >{
> > if (resourceManager == null) {
> > lock (typeof(ResourceUtils)) {
> > if (resourceManager == null) {
> > Assembly assembly = Assembly.GetCallingAssembly();
> > resourceManager = new ResourceManager(
> > assembly.GetName().Name, assembly);
> > }
> > }
> > }
> >
> > return resourceManager.GetString(name, culture);
> >}
> >
> >In the code above, the lock takes place only once (the first
> >time a string is retrieved), assuring good performance.
> >
> >
> >
> Actually can you explain to me why the lock is even necessary ? Resource
> information is read-only so I don't see that there should be any
> contention issues caused by multiple threads accessing the ResourceManager.
The lock is necessary to avoid multiple instance of the
ResouceManager to be initialized.
>
> >Adding the functionality to register additional assemblies,
> >the lock would take place always as demonstrated in the following
> >code chunk:
> >
> >static ResourceUtils()
> >{
> > resourceManagerDictionary = new ResourceManagerDictionary();
> >}
> >
> >public static void RegisterAssembly(Assembly assembly)
> >{
> > lock (resourceManagerDictionary) {
> > resourceManagerDictionary.Add(assembly.GetName().Name,
> > new ResourceManager(assembly.GetName().Name, assembly))
> > }
> >}
> >
> >public static string GetString(string name, CultureInfo culture)
> >{
> > string localizedString = null;
> > ResourceManager resourceManager = null;
> >
> > lock (resourceManagerDictionary) {
> > foreach (DictionaryEntry entry in resourceManagerDictionary) {
> > resourceManager = entry.Value as ResourceManager;
> > localizedString = resourceManager.GetString(name, culture);
> >
> > if (localizedString != null) {
> > break;
> > }
> > }
> > }
> >
> > return localizedString;
> >}
> >
> >The methods RegisterAssembly() and GetString() must be kept
> >synchronized...
> >
> >
> I think all that seems way to complicated - why do we need to register
> assemblies at all. We can create a new ResourceManager instance every
> time a resource is requested like :
Oh no, that wouldn't be so elegant... In any case, first we should
decide how to proceed, and then I would re-implement ResourceUtils
as appropriate.
j3d.
>
> new ResourceManager(assembly.GetName().Name, assembly))
>
> Is there a huge overhead to doing that that we should be concerned about ?
>
> Ian
>
>
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