>>$this.name/type. Why >> ?

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Serge Wautier - 26 Nov 2006 22:10 GMT

Hi All,

In the resx file of a windows form where Localizable==true, what's the
purpose of the ">>" prefix to name and type properties of $this and
components ?

TIA,

Serge.

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Aldo Donetti [MS] - 07 Dec 2006 03:22 GMT

Hi Serge, the ">>" prefix identifies resources that do not have to be
translated, so those will not appear in satellite assemblies.
HTH,
Aldo

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Aldo Donetti [MS] - 07 Dec 2006 04:35 GMT

Adding more info - the ">>" prefix actually represents the object hierarchy
and, because of that, you wouldn't want to localize it.
Aldo

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| Hi Serge, the ">>" prefix identifies resources that do not have to be
| translated, so those will not appear in satellite assemblies.
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