Hi,
I have the following appSettings in my app.config file:
<appSettings>
<!-- Some comments here -->
<add key="MyKey1" value="1"/>
<!-- Some comments here -->
<add key="MyKey2" value="2"/>
</appSettings>
After issuing the Save method as shown below, all comments under my appSettings section are gone:
Dim fileMap As New Configuration.E xeConfiguration FileMap()
fileMap.ExeConf igFilename = "MyApp.exe.conf ig"
Dim appConfig As Configuration.C onfiguration = Configuration.C onfigurationMan ager.OpenMapped ExeConfiguratio n(fileMap, Configuration.C onfigurationUse rLevel.None)
With appConfig.AppSe ttings
.Settings("MyKe y1").Value = "10"
.Settings("MyKe y2").Value = "20"
End With
appConfig.Save( Configuration.C onfigurationSav eMode.Minimal)
Any way to preserve my comments? Thanks!
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Antonio Ooi
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Antonio Ooi wrote:
Any way to preserve my comments? Thanks!
Upgrade to VB6! ;-)
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I have the following appSettings in my app.config file:
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>I have the following appSettings in my app.config file:
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I have the following appSettings in my app.config file:
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Why?
Does it not apply when posted in several groups!
How would YOU recommend informing the original person that they are asking
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