Dieser Eintrag gehört vielleicht besser in die Kategorie “Web 2.0-Anwendungen, die wirklich keiner braucht!”. 
Steffi und ich haben gerade die “Gesichtserkennung” bei MyHeritage ausprobiert. Und das Ergebnis spricht für sich: 
Monthly Archive for March, 2008
Auch die liebe Steffi hat mir einen super Buddy gemalt!
Vielen lieben Dank, Steffi 
Today I’d like to give you a short example how to enumerate all current settings in your .NET application. Fortunately the following C# code snippet works for both application and user settings:
1 2 | foreach (SettingsProperty sp in Properties.Settings.Default.Properties) Console.WriteLine(sp.Name + " = " + Properties.Settings.Default[sp.Name]); |
First of all the detection of all property names is quit easy cp. sp.Name. However after this the query of the current property value is a bit tricky ’cause SettingsProperty only provides the attribute DefaultValue. As you remember the DefaultValue is the value you defined in Visual Studio and it can naturally differ if your customer change the config file by hand. So with the sample above properties can be determined at runtime using the property name as an index in Properties.Settings.Default.
