Sorry for late reply, I had been stuck at machine trouble (and away from
work now). Anyways...
Aren't you trying to add files to some existing library project that was
created prior to 4.2.8? It won't work, because 4.2.8 adds some project
properties that are required for the resource build steps.
If you want to enable resource builds in such old projects, add some
project properties in your .csproj like this (line 12 and 13 will do the
trick):
https://github.com/xamarin/monodroid-samples/blob/master/ManagedAndroidResourceTest/ManagedAndroidResourceLibrary/ManagedAndroidResourceLibrary.csproj#L12
Atsushi Eno
mario federici wrote:
Thank you, Eno, for your prompt response.
I have an other question: I develop my application with VisualStudio;
I've not been able to change my source to work like yours (even
tampering directly with a text editor in the csproj file). That
because I found no way to generate ResourceDesigner.cs (while your
example did).
My solution was to copy your library project, rename it, change the
namespace and so on. In that way I've got a working solution.
So, in VisualStudio, what's the trick to make Resgen working?
Regards,
Mario
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