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Update resources.md doc, partialy fix #746

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Sergei Vorobev 2016-06-15 03:49:46 -07:00 committed by Sergei Vorobev
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@ -5,9 +5,13 @@ They live in `src\<project>\resources` folders.
At the moment `dotnet cli` doesn't support generating C# bindings (strongly typed resource files).
We are using `src\windows-build\gen` folder in [src\windows-build](https://github.com/PowerShell/psl-windows-build)
with pre-generated `.cs` files to work-around it.
See [issue 756](https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell/issues/746) for details.
We are using our own `Start-ResGen` to generate them.
Usually it's called as part of the regular build with
```
Start-PSBuild -ResGen
```
## Editing resx files
@ -17,15 +21,6 @@ It will try to create `.cs` files for you and you will get whole bunch of hard-t
To edit resource file, use any **plain text editor**.
Resource file is a simple xml, and it's easy to edit.
### Updating string
## Adding resx files
If you just updated the string value, that's all you need to do: no need to re-generate `.cs` files
### Adding or removing string
When you adding or removing string, `.cs` file need to be changed.
1. Run `Start-ResGen` function from `build.psm1`
1. Make sure your code is building with newly generated resources (run `Start-PSBuild`).
1. Go to submodule (`cd src\windows-build`) and perform the [submodule commit dance](../git/committing.md).
Follow working with [submodule rules](../../.github/CONTRIBUTING.md#submodules)
Add corresponding entries in `Start-ResGen` in `.\build.psm1`.