From Mike C. Fletcher:
Schoenborn, Oliver wrote:
...>This reminds me of wxConfig, would that also work?
...
wxConfig AFAIK uses the Windows registry, btw.
wxConfig uses "the most appropriate" method for the OS it is used on.
According to docs, if you just use wxConfig.Get() and no config was created,
it will create a wxRegConfig on Windows, but a wxFileConfig on Unix, and
probably something else on Mac (if exists there).
Oliver
Schoenborn, Oliver wrote:
From Mike C. Fletcher:
Schoenborn, Oliver wrote:
...This reminds me of wxConfig, would that also work?
...
wxConfig AFAIK uses the Windows registry, btw.wxConfig uses "the most appropriate" method for the OS it is used on.
According to docs, if you just use wxConfig.Get() and no config was created,
it will create a wxRegConfig on Windows, but a wxFileConfig on Unix, and
probably something else on Mac (if exists there).
It will also do the same if you explicitly create an instance using wx.Config. On wxMac it is currently also using wx.FileConfig but there is talk of doing something more Apple specific.
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