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Asked: June 4, 20262026-06-04T11:24:07+00:00 2026-06-04T11:24:07+00:00

I have a project, let’s call it BASE, that has a bunch of .CSV

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I have a project, let’s call it “BASE”, that has a bunch of .CSV files as Resources. The project makes references to My.Resources.XXXXXXX in different methods where XXXXXXX is the CSV filename. I am working on a class that derives from “BASE” and I would like to change some of the .CSV files and replace the ones that are in the “BASE” project with mine. I would like the methods in the base project to use my CSV files when it calls My.Resources.XXXXXX instead of the files that are in “BASE”‘s Resources. Any tips on how to do it? (any .NET language is welcome)

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    2026-06-04T11:24:09+00:00Added an answer on June 4, 2026 at 11:24 am

    This is a little hackey but works great:

    In your derived class:

    Public Class MyApplication
        Inherits BaseApplication
    
        Private Shared Property ResourceManager As New MyResourceManager
        Shared Sub New()
            Const fieldName As String = "resourceMan"
            'set base resource manager to my specialized resource manager using reflection'
            ReflectionHelper.SetStaticFieldValue(ResourceManager.BaseResourceManagerType, fieldName, ResourceManager)
        End Sub
    
        ...
    End Class
    

    My Custom ResourceManager:

    Public Class MyResourceManager
        Inherits ResourceManager
    
        Public Property BaseResourceManager As ResourceManager
        Public Property BaseResourceManagerType As Type
        Public Property MyResourceManager As ResourceManager = My.Resources.ResourceManager
    
        Public Sub New()
            MyBase.New()
    
            'get a reference to the resource manager for the base application to keep it around'
            Dim ass As Assembly = Assembly.Load("BaseApplication")
            BaseResourceManagerType = ass.GetType("BaseApplication.My.Resources.Resources")
            BaseResourceManager = ReflectionHelper.GetStaticPropertyValue(BaseResourceManagerType, "ResourceManager")
        End Sub
    
        Public Overrides Function GetString(ByVal name As String) As String
            Dim ret As String = MyResourceManager.GetString(name)
            If ret IsNot Nothing Then
                Return ret
            Else
                Return BaseResourceManager.GetString(name)
            End If
        End Function
    
        ... <override all the other members of ResourceManager in the same fashion as above>
    End Class
    
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