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So you have the ability to set defaults in your app AND in the standard Settings.app. Theyre simple enough to add your project and work pretty well. If you only want the settings to be in the app, then your screen shot simply shows a standard UINavigationController with UITableViews. You need to add a settings bundle for your app to appear in the settings app. Check this Tutorial. Bad news: As @Hlung and @jasongregori suggested, for iDevices whose OS version >= iOS 5.1 && < iOS 8.0, there is once again NO official/documented way to call the built-in Settings app from a third-party app. Apple no longer allows developers to open the Settings application from within their apps (iOS 5.1 and later). EDIT. According to @Mikes comment below, this can be done in iOS 8+. [ You cannot use custom UIViewControllers in the iOS settings page for your app. When using the Settings.bundle the preferences are stored in NSUserDefaults which does not integrate with the keychain. This is because upon first launch your settings in settings bundle are not loaded to NSUserDefaults yet. You have to write a method to set your default values and register them with registerDefaults, and add it into application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions... To import a set of Objective-C files in the same app target as your Swift code, you rely on an Settings Application Schema Reference. Read more about Save Settings To NSUserDefault. Save Application Settings/Settings App(iOS). запись и чтение в app.config file C# C# Properties.Settings: хранение выбранной информации для двух приложений C# Настройки (Properties.Settings) работают некорректно сохранение dataTable в Properties.Settings.Default C# C# Где хранятся данные из Properties.Settings. Информация взята v3.kz |
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