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Cheers
Alex]]> Tue, 06 Dec 2011 10:53:30 GMT https://www.rc-wintrans.com/forum_srv/messages.aspx?TopicID=62 Message from Support
yes, this is possible.

Use "/WriteTargetFile" or "/WriteAllTargetFiles".

Note: Modify your command line call (also the parameters used!).
. RWTCmd.exe /??? %WinTransProj% %LangCode% %TargetFile%

The source file in your RC-WinTrans translation project must be a .NET EXE (or DLL)- then RC-WinTrans generates a translated satellite DLL.
When you are translating .RESX files then RC-WinTrans generates translated .RESX files and the satellite DLLs are created by your Visual Studio development environment.

Regards,
Support, Schaudin.com
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edited by Support on 05.12.2011]]> Mon, 05 Dec 2011 10:30:15 GMT https://www.rc-wintrans.com/forum_srv/messages.aspx?TopicID=62 Message from AlexC
Is it possible from a windows 7 command script to generate translatede satellite DLLS for a C# project via the RWTcmd.exe ?


The context is a commad script like this :
setlocal
echo off
SET LangCode=zh-CN
SET ProjExten=%~x2
SET TargetFile=%4
SET WinTransProj=%2
SET RcSrcFile=%1
SET WinTransDB="%~dpn2.fsmdb"
RWTCmd.exe /IsProjectUpToDate %WinTransProj% %LangCode% /a
REM If up to date just go write translated Satellite DLL
if %errorlevel%==1 goto WriteDll
RWTCmd.exe /UpdateAll %WinTransProj% %LangCode% /a
:WriteDll
REM Write the translated Satellite DL
RWTCmd.exe /??? %WinTransProj% %LangCode% %TargetFile%
IF %errorlevel%==0 GOTO TheEnd
ECHO ERROR:Could not make %TargetFile% from %WinTransProj%
EXIT 3
GOTO TheEnd
:TheEnd
ECHO Wrote %TargetFile% based on %WinTransProj%
endlocal

Thanks
Alex]]> Fri, 02 Dec 2011 11:06:50 GMT