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LocalizationCategory Enumeration
Visual Studio 2008
Specifies the category value of a LocalizabilityAttribute for a binary XAML (BAML) class or class member.
Assembly: PresentationCore (in PresentationCore.dll)
| Member name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| None | Resource does not belong to a standard category. | |
| Text | For a lengthy piece of text. | |
| Title | For a single line of text, such as text used for a title. | |
| Label | A Label or related control. | |
| Button | A Button or related control. | |
| CheckBox | A CheckBox or related control. | |
| ComboBox | A ComboBox or related control such as ComboBoxItem. | |
| ListBox | A ListBox or related control such as ListBoxItem. | |
| Menu | A Menu or related control such as MenuItem. | |
| RadioButton | A RadioButton or related control. | |
| ToolTip | A ToolTip or related control. | |
| Hyperlink | A Hyperlink or related control. | |
| TextFlow | For panels that can contain text. | |
| XmlData | XML data. | |
| Font | Font-related data such as font name, style, or size. | |
| Inherit | Inherits its category from a parent node. | |
| Ignore | Do not localize this resource. This does not apply to any child nodes that might exist. | |
| NeverLocalize | Do not localize this resource, or any child nodes whose category is set to Inherit. |
A LocalizabilityAttribute attribute can be applied to a class, property, or method.
For more information on how to use localization attributes, see Localization Attributes and Comments.
The following code example shows the category value of a LocalizabilityAttribute defined for a button.
<!-- Define localization attributes for the button. - The content is visible to the localizer and can be changed. - The font family property is visible to the localizer but cannot be changed. --> <Button FontFamily="Microsoft San Serif" Localization.Attributes= "$Content(Button Readable Modifiable) FontFamily(Font Readable Unmodifiable)" > your company name here </Button>
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