AFAIK you need to pass:
-res:Properties/Resources.resources
using a 'forward-slash', and maybe adjusting the resource ID like:
-res:Properties/Resources.resources,Resources.resources
'man mcs' gives more detail.
:)
On 2/7/07, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a VS.NET app. There are resx files in the base of the app folder
and one in properties. I have used resgen to convert the resx files to
resource files and compiled like this
gmcs -r:System.Windows.Forms -r:System.Drawing -r:System.Data
-res:Form1.resources -res:Form2.resources -res:AboutBox1.resources
-res:Properties\Resources.resources *.cs Properties\*.cs -t:winexe
code compiles fine.
When I come to run it (either under Linux or Win32), I get the error
that the resource file from Properties was not correctly embedded in the
compiled app.
I have a second app with 1 resx file in the root of the application.
Again, convert using resgen and build. This time, the app works fine -
and for other simple apps with the resx file in the root of the app
folder it works without a hitch.
Is anyone else seeing this problem or is it me?
Using mono-1.2.3 under Win32 and Linux
TTFN
Paul
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