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aschaepper Member
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Hello I try to import my old Multilizer file and have some questions about it. First, let me give my situation We have about 70 C# Projects (C-Sharp 2, created with Visual Studio 2005). About 10 Applications, Console Applications, Librarys and so on. So, it would be really hard to "single-step" add all these projects again to a SisuLizer-Projekt file, is it possible that you can import the definition of linked c# project files from an mpr? Or could you provide a way to select a folder and "add all" project files contained in all subfolders. Thanks for your Help
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator 
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Do you have one solution file that contains your projects or at least few solutions files that contains several project each? Can you send your MPR to support (at) sisulizer.fi I take a look at it. Jaakko
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I have one solution File which contains all Projects and Apps. I will send you the file in a few minutes. Thanks a lot for the fast answer and your help Last edited on Mon Apr 30th, 2007 10:43 am by aschaepper |
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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Thank you for the file. The import process will go like this: 1) Use Multilizer's build process to create localized .resx files 2) Create a Sisulizer project and select your the solution. 3) When Sisulizer creates a new project it automatically imports the translaitons from the localized .resx file. This automatic import works for single projects file (.csproj) but I need to check (and propably implement some new) to get it working for solution files (.sln) as well. I let you know soon. Jaakko
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I will try the way you proposed, in my case, there is no need for solution files i've only project files. But you wrote in step 2; " 2) Create a Sisulizer project and select your the solution." This is hard, because of the amount of csharp projects, is there no way to import the linked projects from the Multilizer file, or do a "multi add"? (My multilizer File does already contain all the linked csharp projects) Thanks Last edited on Mon Apr 30th, 2007 11:17 am by aschaepper |
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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Does the solution file contain all the projects files that you have in the MPR and does the solution file contains some extra files that you do not have in the MPR. Jaakko
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The Multilizer-Project File contains all csharp projects, and only csharp projects, no solution or directly linkex .resx files or something else. I've no C# Solution File, ive linked the C# Project files directly into the multilizer. Last edited on Mon Apr 30th, 2007 11:22 am by aschaepper |
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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I noticed that MPR contains individual project files. When you create a Sisulizer project you can either add project files(s) or solution files(s). In you case you can just add single solution file because it contains all the project files. The existing translations will be imported from existing .resx file. If they are in the default location (e.g on the same directory as the original) Sisulizer can automatically import them. So when I get my checking done you should be able to select one file (.sln) to Sisulizer project and SL will import your existing translations. Is still OK for you? Jaakko
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The problem is, i have no C#-Solution File which contains all C#-Project Files. I have to add every single C#-Project to the Sisulizer. Its not the hell on earth, but it costs a lot of time (selecting the Projects from the filesystem, browsing through all folders and selecting each file in single step). I have though, the Multilizer File is already containing the files, and maybe its possible to import the definitions. (So i dont have to do the 70 single-step adds again.) I think i will add all the C#-Project files manually. Maybe this will be a feature request for the future? (For other people switching from Multilizer to Sizulizer). Thanks for your help
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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OK. I got it. I can implement importing of Multilizer targets to Sisulizer sources but it will take some time (few days to one week). Let me know what you what you want to do. Jaakko
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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Oops. I can implment that importing sources from MPR but then the automatic importing won't work. The you can easily add teh sources but importing existing translations must be fone manually. My recommendation is 1) Add each .csproj individually to Sisulizer project. 2) Create a solution file (.sln) for those C# project and add that to Sisulizer Jaakko
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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I tested case #1 and noticed that automatic import worked only when you added the first source. On second it did not work. I will fix this soon. Please wait until that. Case #2 works OK. Jaakko Last edited on Mon Apr 30th, 2007 11:52 am by Jaakko.Salmenius ____________________ http://www.sisulizer.com - Three simple steps to localize |
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If you could do it that fast, that would be absolulty great! This would safe a lot of time to me and i think to all others who want to step away from Multilizer. Thanks for you help Greetings A.Schaepper Edit: Step away from Multilizer ;-) Last edited on Mon Apr 30th, 2007 11:56 am by aschaepper |
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Ok, i will do it manually
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I'have a question to your answer; "I tested case #1 and noticed that automatic import worked only when you added the first source" If i unterstand correctly, in a future patch, Right-Click on All | Add-Source | Localize all similiar files in a directory (with activate Sub-Directory flag) will work for C# Project files? If this will work, im happy to. Could you tell me, when this will be done? Greetings
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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Not quite but almost. You have to right click and choose Add source as many times as you have sources. C# project sources are not "Localize all similiar files" comptabile but you have to add them one by one. However I implemented the automatic import in Add source feature. You still have to choose that Add source for 70 times, select the .csproj and click few times OK and Next. Sisulizer adds the C# project file to the project and imports exisitng translations. Adding 70 C# projects manually will take some time but this is one time job. I am now testing thsi new features and will make a new build tomorrow or days after tomorrow. Jaakko
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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Hi Alexander, I am sorry to hear that you have bad experience with Multilizer. Although we have similar name as them and some of us also come from Finland we are not like Multilizer. We are here to listen our customers and improve our products all the time to better serve our customers. If you are in hurry I can send you download link to Sisulizer 1.5.1 beta tomorrow morning. Best regards, Jaakko
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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I added import source from exisitng MPR to TODO list. We will implement that in near future. Jaakko
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Hello The support here is really really god, i will stay tuned for the beta version (i would be quite good if you could send the downloadlink to me). You are right in the point, that this is a one time job. But let me explain my further situation. We (our development team) work with source control and do branches vor every Version we release. http://www.ericsink.com/scm/scm_branches.html <-- Explanation In my situtation, there are 3 releases "in the wild", and further releases will come. Additionaly there is a branch for the actual "release_candidate". So i have to do this job 4 Times (4 x 60-70 Projects), and in every future release maybe (i think i can copy the Sisulizer projekt and kick/add the project files needed). But because our Source-Control System is leading, i can do a complete get, and let the Sizulizer add all the project files, beginning from the branches root tree on the filesystem). If Sizulizer could do this, i dont have to compare the branches projects with the old copied file (because i probably dont know which projects were new in the releases or kicked). So it will be a real time safer for now, for the future and i hope for other developer who use your great product. Sincerely Yours Alexander PS: If you implement a way for a multi-add trough subdirs, i dont need the import feature anymore, because i can rebuild/redefine the old multilizer-project-file really fast. Last edited on Mon Apr 30th, 2007 01:32 pm by aschaepper |
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Jaakko.Salmenius Administrator
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I got the point. This is a good idea. Let me think how we can make project sources such as Visual Studio project source multifile compatible. I do not see any reason why it should not work. Jaakko
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