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Port LocBaml WPF application localization tool to .NET core #1480
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@ryalanms leaving this one assigned to you. Do you think you can look into it in the next week? Thanks |
@SamBent I was tinkering with LocBaml because I had an idea to make it build on .NET Core using Mono.Cecil..... which is a bit of a digression. Along the way, I realized that I couldn't quite get the NetFx build of the tool to work as outlined in WPF Globalization and Localization Overview. Question: Can you successfully run a |
@grubioe could you help me with more details on this one? Or please help to connect me with someone who can help me understand the ask better? |
@vatsan-madhavan might be able to provide more context and details. |
Looks like it depends on the https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/4491 |
I was bored today, and since I've needed it for one project migration - https://github.com/h3xds1nz/LocBamlCore |
Transferred from WPF Samples Repo #85
he LocBaml tool is now available in the Wpf-Samples repo: https://github.com/Microsoft/WPF-Samples/tree/master/Tools/LocBaml. The current version of the source matches the .NET Framework version, with additional code sanitziation, header updates, and a new SDK-style project file. The tool still needs to be ported to .NET core, and the project file sould be updated to target both netcoreapp3.0 and net472.
Cc: @ryalanms @vatsan-madhavan
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