Hi all,
I have a simple Form app and I am trying to use the
Application::Us erAppDataRegist ry object to persist UI settings to the
registry. But when I create the object like this:
RegistryKey * m_Registry = Application::Us erAppDataRegist ry;
the key that is created is missing the AssemblyCompany Attribute,
AssemblyProduct Attribute and AssemblyVersion Attribute that I have
specified in the assembly file like this:
[assembly:Assemb lyTitleAttribut e("")];
[assembly:Assemb lyDescriptionAt tribute("")];
[assembly:Assemb lyConfiguration Attribute("")];
[assembly:Assemb lyCompanyAttrib ute("My.Company ")];
[assembly:Assemb lyProductAttrib ute("My.Product ")];
[assembly:Assemb lyCopyrightAttr ibute("")];
[assembly:Assemb lyTrademarkAttr ibute("")];
[assembly:Assemb lyCultureAttrib ute("")];
In fact, no matter what I put in these assembly attributes, the
corresponding properties in the Application object are empty. So with
the above entries, doing this:
String * str = Application::Co mpanyName;
yeilds an empty string. So the obvious question is what am I doing
wrong?
Thanks,
Dave.
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