Persistent states for GUI
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Hi: does dotnet/c# offer any smart and automated ways to preserve user preferences in GUIs such as controls users like to have checked or unchecked? Thanks, smurfy
smurfy, Not sure if .net has the ability, but saving control states in a database may be the way to go, depending on how many controls you are working with. I hope this helps some, Paul
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Hi: does dotnet/c# offer any smart and automated ways to preserve user preferences in GUIs such as controls users like to have checked or unchecked? Thanks, smurfy
VS2005 does. It saves initial values for just about any aspect of a component (control) in a app.config file, and stores user-specific and machine-specific settings in the application data directory in the appropriate profile directory. You can read, write and save settings anywhere in your application. Mark
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VS2005 does. It saves initial values for just about any aspect of a component (control) in a app.config file, and stores user-specific and machine-specific settings in the application data directory in the appropriate profile directory. You can read, write and save settings anywhere in your application. Mark
Cool, learned something new today :) Paul
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VS2005 does. It saves initial values for just about any aspect of a component (control) in a app.config file, and stores user-specific and machine-specific settings in the application data directory in the appropriate profile directory. You can read, write and save settings anywhere in your application. Mark
** You can read, write and save settings anywhere in your application. Ok, in VB.net there's My.Settings, but how about c#, how do I do this in C#?