Finding unused strings in all .resx of a solution

[schaf]

Hi all!
I would like to check if there are some resx keys, which will not be
used in the source code. Is there a plugin or another possibility to
evaluate this issue?

Regards
Marcel

[Alberto Poblacion]

Re: Finding unused strings in all .resx of a solution

"schaf" <schaf@2wire.ch wrote in message
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I would like to check if there are some resx keys, which will not be
used in the source code. Is there a plugin or another possibility to
evaluate this issue?

I don't think that a plugin would be reliable to determine the keys that
are used by a general arbitrary program. Imagine that your resx contains a
key named "string123" and your code does:

int i=123;
key ="string"+i;
x = GetGlobalResour ceObject("WebRe source",key);

This uses your "string123" , but how would an automated tool conclude this
from the source code? What if the "i" variable above is a computed value
that depends on inputs provided at runtime?

[schaf]

Re: Finding unused strings in all .resx of a solution

On 6 Mrz., 11:43, "Alberto Poblacion" <earthling-
quitaestoparaco ntes...@poblaci on.orgwrote:

"schaf" <sc...@2wire.ch wrote in message
>
news:0979ecaf-8b17-41ea-ba18-c2063e2c36e8@59 g2000hsb.google groups.com...
>

I would like to check if there are some resx keys, which will not be
used in the source code. Is there a plugin or another possibility to
evaluate this issue?

>
   I don't think that a plugin would be reliable to determine the keysthat
are used by a general arbitrary program. Imagine that your resx contains a
key named "string123" and your code does:
>
int i=123;
key ="string"+i;
x = GetGlobalResour ceObject("WebRe source",key);
>
   This uses your "string123" , but how would an automated tool conclude this
from the source code? What if the "i" variable above is a computed value
that depends on inputs provided at runtime?

No I would like to do just a short check if all my keys in the resx
are also used in the code. I do not compose keys so maybe this check
can be done ?