Question

I’ve found this nice library to make localization in a .NET application. Problem is, this FairlyLocal is build in C#. Now I downloaded a convertor to make it happen in VB.NET.

But it seems my project is using the FairlyLocal.dll which is a binary and uses _() where '_' is the name of the function.

All I want is to change the '_' to 't' so it would work with the VB.NET application too.

How is this possible. I’m a greeny to VB.NET and .NET overall so please don’t be rude.

Edit:
For example I got a login page with a h1:

<ASP:CONTENT ID="content2" CONTENTPLACEHOLDERID="heading" RUNAT="server">
    <% _("This is a heading") %>
</ASP:CONTENT>

Problem I get is at the '_': Identifier expected
I also tried what Justin said (with the brackets []) but that doesn’t work eiter.

Answer 1

Since only the source is distributed, assuming this is where you got it from, just change the method name from _ to t in your InternationalPage and InternationalMaster classes. Then, build the library and use it in your VB.NET application.