Saving program options technique

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hey

I write a program which is going to have many options.

I do not familiar with techniques which I can save those options and load then when program starts.

Can any one give me some clue on this?

Thanks in advance. ;)

Posted 1-Mar-11 3:46am

dariush_ha

Updated 1-Mar-11 3:55am

Henry Minute

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Henry Minute · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-01T03:57:00

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From the horses' mouth.[^].

Posted 1-Mar-11 3:57am

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Olivier Levrey 1-Mar-11 10:03am

Simple and efficient. My 5.

LaxmikantYadav 3-Mar-11 0:41am

Is any techniques for C++/MFC ? (Excluding Ini Files)

Henry Minute 3-Mar-11 7:34am

Well the same options are available for managed C++ directly. For native code I suspect that someone will have written libraries to enable similar functionality but I don't have any links.
You'll have to google for them, I'm afraid.