I am writing a project that uses settings established by the user and I would like to make those settings saveable so the user doesn't have to enter them every time. There are several fields so I don't know how I would save those fields and load them again. I am thinking using streamwriter to output all the settings to a txt file then using streamreader and identifying each new line as a new variable to load back into the appropriate fields. This should work but seems like it might be a long answer to a question with a simpler answer. Can anyone suggest something more convenient then the write it out read it in that I mentioned?
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Make use of Settings
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Fuzz13,
Use XML, and use LINQ to XML to manipulate the file. This would be the best way but according to your needs you should go.
Subin Ninan,
The link is broken. I think it is better to post the actual link, not the redirect one.Comment
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Bassem I am still pretty new to programming and I have not learned about XML and LINQ yet. Can you direct me to some good info about them? I assume they are not just methods and/or classes for use so they probably have tons of info to learn about?Comment
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I pointed you to the simplest way to do your task. I think you would take less than 1 day to learn it and use it.hey probably have tons of info to learn about?
Here is a good start:
Introduction to LINQ - Simple XML Parsing
I just googled for 1 minute to get that link. You can find a lot of tutorials.Comment
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