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Did you ever have it in the first place? &nbsp;If so, you can use the resgen tool to recreate it using the .resources file (should be in your debug/bin directory). &nbsp;<br />
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If you never had it in the first place, create an empty solution and add your *.cs file to it. &nbsp;You should be able to compile get most of the stuff back. &nbsp;Some things like images don't come back, but they are easy enought to add.<br />
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Regards,<br />
NTAC
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Did you ever have it in the first place?  If so, you can use the resgen tool to recreate it using the .resources file (should be in your debug/bin directory).  

If you never had it in the first place, create an empty solution and add your *.cs file to it.  You should be able to compile get most of the stuff back.  Some things like images don't come back, but they are easy enought to add.

Regards,
NTAC

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If I am missing the resx file to a corresponding Control that I have the C# source code to, is there a way to regenerate it somehow?
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If I am missing the resx file to a corresponding Control that I have the C# source code to, is there a way to regenerate it somehow?

Recreating missing .resx form?

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).