I have a database in my application that is used as a ContentProvider. It holds settings values for the application, and when I install the application I
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I\'d like to have some settings th开发者_如何转开发at I can access from anywhere in my app. Is there a best way to implement this? Right now I\'m just sticking properties in my app delegate, then acce
I want to detect iPhone\'开发者_开发知识库s common settings like settings about Mail, Contacts and Calendar.
We had a rare exception occur when reading the standard .Net user settings (this are the ones found in \"project properties\" in VS 2008):
I manage my application-settings using the setting-designer in VS2008. \"The exact path of the user.config
If I\'m using NSUserDefaults to store settings for my application, is there any way to make my app\'s settings \"hidden\" from being shown in the general Settings application on the iPhone? I know the
When you look at Settings - General - Keyboard you can see text \"Double tapping the space bar will insert a period followed by a space\".
Click-once deployments are suppose to maintain user settings, but on this one application we have the user settings are 开发者_Python百科overwritten to the Visual Studio default every time we publish
I have unchecked both \"Show arguments in pop-up list\" and \"Insert argument placeholders for completions\" in Xcode Code Sense preferences, but when I type \"else\" (for example) in the editor, Xcod
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