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    <p>Ive been using C#s (Visual Studios) resourcing mechanism and its worked nicely. I have a need to be able to use resources but instead of using CultureInfo as the determinator use something else. This is my current setup which works fine however I have to workout which Resource Manager to use. Either Brussels or Paris. The Resource Manager then works out which resource to use within Brussels or Paris to invoke. What I want is one resource manager for both, so I dont need to decide which resource manager to use. Part of the problem is the <strong>PublicResXFileCodeGenerator</strong> Custom Tool generates the code for you (which is very nice if you use the standard approach) </p> <p>This is what it currently looks like (This is working fine)</p> <blockquote> <p>Brussels Resources</p> <ul> <li>brussels.en-GB.resx</li> <li>brussels.ja-JP.resx</li> <li>brussels.fr-FR.resx</li> <li>brussels.resx</li> </ul> <p>Paris</p> <ul> <li>paris.en-GB.resx</li> <li>paris.ja-JP.resx</li> <li>paris.fr-FR.resx</li> <li>paris.resx</li> </ul> </blockquote> <p>I dont want to use the CultureInfo but instead specify my own resx identifier. Is there a way to do this using resx file? </p> <p>etc</p> <p>Brussels and Paris Resources</p> <blockquote> <ul> <li>MyResourceManager.brussels-en-GB.resx</li> <li>MyResourceManager.brussels-ja-JP.resx</li> <li>MyResourceManager.brussels-fr-FR.resx</li> <li>MyResourceManager.paris-en-GB.resx</li> <li>MyResourceManager.paris-ja-JP.resx</li> <li>MyResourceManager.paris-fr-FR.resx</li> <li>MyResourceManager.resx</li> </ul> </blockquote> <p>EDIT: An example of how I would like to use it (or something similar)</p> <blockquote> <p>MyResourceManager.Header</p> </blockquote> <p>instead of </p> <blockquote> <p>brussels.Header</p> <p>paris.Header</p> </blockquote> <p>An example of a similar problem but solved through Custom Cultures can be found here. <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3635390/how-to-load-different-resx-files-based-on-some-parameter">How to load different RESX files based on some parameter</a> I dont want to do this however as installing cultures on different machines is not an option. </p>
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    1. COCould you please provide a specific example of the result you want? (It seems a little odd to be saying that you don't want to consider the culture when you have culture-specific resources for each of the Brussels and Paris resource sets.)
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    3. CODo you have a lot of these to do, or just one?
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