How to remove localization(get rid of meta keys metaresourcekey)?

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Hi all,
i have simple question, suppose that we have a ASP.NET web site with
lots of local resource files, we can simple delete all of the resource
files (resx). Question is, how can remove all of the meta keys like
meta:resourcekey="blabla". Is there a simple way? (like replace all)

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You could build a program to look for that attribute and strip it. Perhaps
someone has already done this? Other than that, I know of no easy way to
remove the resource keys. You can turn off localization without removing the
keys, of course, if this is your immediate goal. You will probably still
want to remove stuff, but it at least gives you an interim path. Wish I had
a better answer, but I do not.

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You could build a program to look for that attribute and strip it. Perhaps
someone has already done this? Other than that, I know of no easy way to
remove the resource keys. You can turn off localization without removing the
keys, of course, if this is your immediate goal. You will probably still
want to remove stuff, but it at least gives you an interim path. Wish I had
a better answer, but I do not.

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MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Thanks, i could simply write a program using regular expressions, i
though there might be build-in feature in VisualStudio IDE
 
Generally when one goes to localization, they don't go back. That is
probably why there is no tool.

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You could build a program to look for that attribute and strip it. Perhaps
someone has already done this? Other than that, I know of no easy way to
remove the resource keys. You can turn off localization without removing
the
keys, of course, if this is your immediate goal. You will probably still
want to remove stuff, but it at least gives you an interim path. Wish I
had
a better answer, but I do not.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

Subscribe to my bloghttp://feeds.feedburner.com/GregoryBeamer#

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Thanks, i could simply write a program using regular expressions, i
though there might be build-in feature in VisualStudio IDE
 
Generally when one goes to localization, they don't go back. That is
probably why there is no tool.

--
Gregory A. Beamer
MVP, MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Thanks, i could simply write a program using regular expressions, i
though there might be build-in feature in VisualStudio IDE
Click to expand...

i just tried "find & replace" feature of VS IDE, here is my solution:
{meta}:Po{resourcekey="}:i{"}
simply we can search for text using regular expressions no need to
write any code
 
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