Are there any localization tools that indicate content lines in xaml / wpf?

Question

When a wpf application is globalized with static resx classes, it is very easy to skip the odd label or button whose property is Contentset to a hard-coded string in a certain language, that is, in English. Of course, they should be attributed to {x:Static ...}, so that they can be localized to each culture.

Are there any tools that can detect this and alert you? Built in VS would be ideal, but I think the tools for creating a "style cop" type will also do the job.

Answer 1

David Anson published just such a tool a few weeks ago. This is a pseudo-localization tool that modifies all lines defined in ResX files so that they stand out from static lines. It changes the letters to their accented forms, and also adds an addition to the lines so you can check layout changes in languages ​​with longer translations.