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I am trying to build a simple dotnet core application and wrap it inside a docker image. During the build of the image, all dotnet commands (like dotnet restore or dotnet build) run forever without making any progress, but occupying the CPU around 50%. I let it ran for at least an hour but it never stops. A normal dotnet restore takes just a few milliseconds, so there is definitely something off.

Steps to reproduce.

1. Install dotnet sdk.
   • dotnet --version
   • Gives: 3.1.200
2. mkdir TestApplication
3. cd TestApplication
4. dotnet new console
5. dotnet run/restore/build all work fine
6. Next, we create a Dockerfile:

I know I can change a resource file's encoding in the Properties tool window (e.g. to Unicode/utf-16), but this only sets the it for the existing file.

Can I get Visual Studio's Resource Generator (resgen.exe) to output files of a specific encoding in the first place, so that I don't need to change the encoding type every time I add, remove or update an entry in the file using the resource editor, or do I need to add a pre-build event command in the project properties?

I had the following function to be mocked.

We have a TFS 2017 build that I've just ported (recreated) to a different project and one of my .sln files isn't being built. The bin\release folder is empty after the build step. Here's the command being executed by the build step:

I have tested a small WPF program where I have specified the GUI text in two different resx-files (Resource1.resx and Resource1.sv-SE.resx). This way I can change the language of the GUI to Swedish or English.

But now I'm trying how to use a .resources file instead of a .resx file (created with ResourceWriter() ).

But I can't get it to work. I have verified with resgen that the .resources file have the correct data.

Any tutorials or info how to do this?

And why do I want to do this? I have been assigned an older project that uses .resources to translate GUI text. And I want to learn how it works with a small project at home :-) But I tested with .resx files first, and that works.

This is how it looks when I get it to work with .resx files:

I have VS 2013 installed and I added 2017 RC.
I made a document-level modified excel solution with some customisation in C# and this works fine.
Then I added some VBA code in the spreadsheet and added a com-visible class following this link (which fails if I try to open it in chrome but works ok in edge).

In ThisWorkbook.cs I have the following code...

i need to make the res runtime and it need to contain some icons i have in a list in my application. the res file has to be placed in a project "Resource File" field. so it needs to be win32 compatable.

i so fa tried to:

• create a .resx file runtime containing the icons and i converted it to a .resources file with ResGen.exe but i ended up in a dead end.
• i tried to fit the .resx i created in the project "Resource File" but it gives an error saying "the selected file is not a valid Win32 resource file".
• i also tried to create a .rc file but i can't figure ut how to properly use rc.exe to compile it in a .res file so an other dead end as well...

do you have any idea of how i can achieve this?

if i try to compile a .rc file i get this output:

Microsoft (R) Windows (R) Resource Compiler, Version 5.1.2264.1 - Build 2264

Copyright (C) Microsoft Corp. 1985-1998. All rights reserved.

Using codepage 1252 as default

Creating rc - ResourceFile.res

RC: RCPP -CP 1252 -f C:\Users\itis\Desktop\RCa18040 -g C:\Users\itis\Desktop\RDa18040 -DRC_INVOKED -D_WIN32 -pc\:/ -E -I C:\Users\itis\Desktop\ -I .

C:\Users\itis\Desktop\_mingw.h(51) : error RC2188: #error : ERROR: You must use a GNU Compiler.

C:\Users\itis\Desktop\_mingw.h(55) : error RC2188: #error : ERROR: You must use a GNU Compiler version >= 3.4.5.

C:\Users\itis\Desktop\afxres.h(34) : fatal error RC1015: cannot open include file 'windows.h'.

Premere un tasto per continuare . . .