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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T21:57:23+00:00 2026-05-16T21:57:23+00:00

there are more that 90+ files(.cs) in my Application. I have used a statement

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there are more that 90+ files(.cs) in my Application.

I have used a statement like

string str = MyMessages.IDS_STR_STRING1; 
MyMessages.IDS_STR_STRING2; 
MyMessages.IDS_STR_STRING3; 

in many files almost say some 40+ files.

Where MyMessages is a static class.

I now have added another function in this class say GetMyString(string identifier).
So now the above statmenets would change to

MyMessages.GetMyString("IDS_STR_STRING1"); 
MyMessages.GetMyString("IDS_STR_STRING2"); 
MyMessages.GetMyString("IDS_STR_STRING3"); 

and so on….

Now searching and replacing each statement is tedious and could lead to manual errors.
Can i write any macro / a tool that would find the string and replace in the appropriate format ?

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    2026-05-16T21:57:23+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 9:57 pm

    You can use the Replace function in Visual Studio which supports regex’es.

    Something like:

    Input

    // search for a whitespace character, then the string 'MyMessages.'
    //  match the next group of characters that is a word (a-zA-Z) or an _
    //  and capture it into group number 1
    \sMyMessages\.([\w_]+);
    

    Replace

    // Replace it with 'MyMessages.GetMyString("', then insert group 1
    // then add '");' to the string.
    MyMessages.GetMyString("\1");
    
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