AssemblyInfo 属性如何映射到 Win32 VERSIONINFO？
当您查看包含 VERSIONINFO 资源的二进制文件的属性时，Windows 会添加一个“版本”选项卡，用于显示该信息。
是否有哪些 .NET 程序集属性映射到哪些 VERSIONINFO 字段的列表，以便我们可以轻松地为 .NET 程序集控制这些属性？
When you view the properties for a binary file that contains a VERSIONINFO resource, Windows adds a "Version" tab, which displays that information.
Is there a list of which .NET assembly attributes map to which VERSIONINFO fields, so we can control these easily for our .NET assemblies?
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关于“固定信息”：
PRODUCTVERSION 和 FILEVERSION 分别从
[AssemblyInformationalVersion]和[AssemblyFileVersion]设置。FILEOS、FILETYPE 最有可能由编译器设置。
关于Var文件信息
[AssemblyCulture]映射到“翻译”（我猜！）关于 字符串文件信息
[AssemblyCompany]映射到“CompanyName”[AssemblyDescription]映射到“注释”[AssemblyFileVersion]映射到“FileVersion”[AssemblyTitle]映射到“FileDescription”[AssemblyInformationalVersion]映射到“ProductVersion”[AssemblyProduct]映射到“ProductName”[AssemblyCopyright]映射到“LegalCopyright”我认为“InternalName”和“OriginalFile”分别设置为 DLL 或 EXE 的名称。
Concerning the "fixed Info":
PRODUCTVERSION and FILEVERSION are set from
[AssemblyInformationalVersion]and[AssemblyFileVersion]respectively.FILEOS, FILETYPE are most likely set by the compiler.
Concerning the Var File Info
[AssemblyCulture]maps to "Translation" (I guess!)Concerning the String File Info
[AssemblyCompany]maps to "CompanyName"[AssemblyDescription]maps to "Comments"[AssemblyFileVersion]maps to "FileVersion"[AssemblyTitle]maps to "FileDescription"[AssemblyInformationalVersion]maps to "ProductVersion"[AssemblyProduct]maps to "ProductName"[AssemblyCopyright]maps to "LegalCopyright"I think "InternalName" and "OriginalFile" are set to the name of the DLL or EXE, respectively.
[AssemblyFileVersion]我相信属性（以及其他）可以做到这一点 - 例如：您应该能够在 IDE 生成的默认
AssemblyInfo.cs文件中找到此设置； 如果没有，请自行声明（如上所述）。您可能还想总体查看项目属性中的“程序集信息...”对话框，该对话框提供对此和其他信息的访问。
The
[AssemblyFileVersion]attribute (among others) does this, I believe - for example:You should be able to find this setting in the default
AssemblyInfo.csfile generated by the IDE; if not, declare it yourself (as above).You might also want to look generally at the "Assembly Information..." dialog in project properties, which provides access to this and others.