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Serialisation is generally possible:<br />
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<a href="http://www.audacs.co.uk/ViewPage.aspx?PageID=493" rel="ugc">http://www.audacs.co.uk/ViewPage.aspx?PageID=493</a><br />
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However I don't think you can serialise a dictionary:<br />
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<a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/495647/serialize-class-containing-dictionary-member" rel="ugc">http://stackoverflow.com/questions/495647/serialize-class-containing-dictionary-member</a>
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Serialisation is generally possible:

http://www.audacs.co.uk/ViewPage.aspx?PageID=493 [http://www.audacs.co.uk/ViewPage.aspx?PageID=493]

However I don't think you can serialise a dictionary:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/495647/serialize-class-containing-dictionary-member [http://stackoverflow.com/questions/495647/serialize-class-containing-dictionary-member]

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Links really didn't help me. Had to do more searching to find my answer.
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Links really didn't help me. Had to do more searching to find my answer.

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EE,<br />
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Trying to find out if I'm able to save a dictionary into my settings using Settings.Save(). I'm needing it to be available to me when I restart my app. I've seen various examples of custom classes producing XML dictionaries, but am unfamiliar with XML.<br />
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Other than learn XML, any tips on saving a dictionary into my settings? Is it possible?<br />
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Thanks!
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EE,

Trying to find out if I'm able to save a dictionary into my settings using Settings.Save(). I'm needing it to be available to me when I restart my app. I've seen various examples of custom classes producing XML dictionaries, but am unfamiliar with XML.

Other than learn XML, any tips on saving a dictionary into my settings? Is it possible?

Thanks!

Saving dictionary to settings

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