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7 changes: 2 additions & 5 deletions microsoft.applicationmodel.resources/resourceloader_resourceloader_290278668.md
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### -param fileName

The resource identifier of the [ResourceMap](resourcemap.md) that the new resource loader uses for unqualified resource references. It can then retrieve resources relative to those references.

> [!NOTE]
> The resource identifier is treated as a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) fragment, subject to Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) semantics. For example, "Caption%20" is treated as "Caption ". Do not use "?" or "#" in resource identifiers, as they terminate the resource path. For example, "Foo?3" is treated as "Foo".
The path and name of the file that should be used for the current context.

## -remarks

This constructor is typically used to access resources relative to a resource file with the specified resource identifier. For example, `new ResourceLoader('Errors');` is relative to errors.resjson or errors.resw.
This constructor is typically used to load resources from a specific PRI file. For example, `new ResourceLoader("MyResources.pri")` loads from the specified file relative to the app's working directory.

## -examples

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### -param fileName

The resource identifier of the [ResourceMap](resourcemap.md) that the new resource loader uses for unqualified resource references. It can then retrieve resources relative to those references.

> [!NOTE]
> The resource identifier is treated as a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) fragment, subject to Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) semantics. For example, "Caption%20" is treated as "Caption ". Do not use "?" or "#" in resource identifiers, as they terminate the resource path. For example, "Foo?3" is treated as "Foo".
The path and name of the file that should be used for the current context.

## -remarks

This constructor is typically used to access resources relative to a resource file with the specified resource identifier. For example, `new ResourceLoader('Errors');` is relative to errors.resjson or errors.resw.
This constructor is typically used to load resources from a specific PRI file. For example, `new ResourceLoader("MyResources.pri")` loads from the specified file relative to the app's working directory.

## -see-also

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