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Emoticons
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#1 Flitchit ?
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Posted Today, 04:58 PM
Hey guys, im trying to use a my.setting setting as an object (I hope thats correct). What I want is to use it, like this:
Dim mysetting As Object = My.Settings.setting 'Now, the setting will be changed to something like Form1.Button1 'And I want to use mysetting instead of form1.Button1, like; mysetting.Backgroundimage.fromfile ("C:\Users\Admin\Pictures\pic1.png")
This doesn't work, sadly. So im wondering if its possible, because it would cut my code down by quite a few lines.
Thanks in advance
.Aidan
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#2 modi123_1 ?
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Re: Using My.Settings.setting as Object
Posted Today, 05:01 PM
Why not store all the object properties as an XML string and then store that string in the my.settings? Then, when you need it, you can pop out the XML, cycle through the nodes, and create the object?
#3 Flitchit ?
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Re: Using My.Settings.setting as Object
Posted Today, 05:17 PM
Why not store all the object properties as an XML string and then store that string in the my.settings? Then, when you need it, you can pop out the XML, cycle through the nodes, and create the object?
Well, 3 reasons
1. I have no idea what you're talking about cause im a newb
2. I have no idea what you're talking about cause im a newb
3. I have no idea what you're talking about cause im a newb
But im sure my method would work with a bit of tweaking.
#4 modi123_1 ?
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Re: Using My.Settings.setting as Object
Posted Today, 05:25 PM
GUI objects are quite big.. but if you must - drill down the 'type' to 'browse'.. then drill down to the windows forms until you find the GUI control you want and there you go.Typically my objects are all types across the board so I just save their important bits in XML and then save that XML string in the my.settings under 'string'.
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