how to create Queue data type "Setting Variable"?

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I want to create a Queue type "Setting Variable" in VS 2010, but I couldn't find that type in the list. I tried to browse but there is no System.Collection Namespace.
I need this because, I want to create a recent document list in my project.

I don't want to use registry to store the list..

how is it possible ??

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Jayanta

Posted 8-Jun-14 4:53am

JayantaChatterjee

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[no name] 8-Jun-14 10:57am

using System.Collections

JayantaChatterjee 8-Jun-14 10:59am

I don't understand..

[no name] 8-Jun-14 11:00am

Okay... what is it exactly that you do not understand?

JayantaChatterjee 8-Jun-14 11:05am

actually I want to create a setting that is Queue data type, but in the list of all namespaces but I couldn't find System.collections namespace in that list..
so How to bring System.Collections Namespace in that list??

[no name] 8-Jun-14 11:11am

Well first thing that you need to tell us what "list" you are even talking about. Did you even try adding "using System.Collections" to the top of your file and trying to use Queue?

JayantaChatterjee 8-Jun-14 11:31am

No.
I want to create Settings Variable in VS2010, which describe in this link -: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/15013/Windows-Forms-User-Settings-in-C

[no name] 8-Jun-14 11:49am

So what I hear you saying is that you are asking a question that is not your real question without even trying anything and giving us false information to waste our time? Is that about it?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-06-08T05:06:00

AFAIK, you can't directly store any generic Collection class into the Settings, becasu enone of them implement the

C#

[SettingsSerializeAs(System.Configuration.SettingsSerializeAs.Xml)]

attribute, which is required.

I think you will have to serialize the individual elements yourself, and then store the result in a suitable datatype. And obviously reverse the process to extract them.