C# App Saving and Reloading with .NET ConfigurationManager (XML config files)
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2023
- How can you save your application and start it up later in exactly the same state as when you last used it? With its window in the same position, having the same size and with the last used document automatically reloaded? The simple solution is to use the .NET ConfigurationManager.
The ConfigurationManager gives you an easy way to write application settings into an XML file. If you had to write all the XML entries yourself, this process might be quite difficult and error-prone. The ConfigurationManager simplifies this. I show how to use the ConfigurationManager in C# in this lesson.
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Thank you for explaining in short ,simple way
Glad to help.
Hello Huw, Thanks to you, I have created 4 shortcuts, one for Office, Utilities, System and Printer apps, but I just thought about creating on launcher app with tabs to have just one app instead of 4. Also to minimize to the system tray. Wow! it getting to be a nice all around app. Thank you very much. You have very nice dogs!
I'm glad you found it useful. Yes, there are lots of ways in which this simple application can be expanded to make it more useful. It sounds like you are making good progress! (Thanks for the comment about my dogs. I love them dearly. And they drag me away from the keyboard regularly to take them for walks - which helps to keep me sane!)
How to update node attributes present in custom config section from c#.
Is this the same approach when using wpf and mvvm?