RegistrySettingsBase(String, String, Boolean, Boolean, Boolean) Constructor

protected RegistrySettingsBase(
	string rootPath,
	string keyName,
	bool useCategoryAttributes,
	bool requireSerializeSettingAttribute,
	bool initialize
)

Protected Sub New ( 
	rootPath As String,
	keyName As String,
	useCategoryAttributes As Boolean,
	requireSerializeSettingAttribute As Boolean,
	initialize As Boolean
)

protected:
RegistrySettingsBase(
	String^ rootPath, 
	String^ keyName, 
	bool useCategoryAttributes, 
	bool requireSerializeSettingAttribute, 
	bool initialize
)

new : 
        rootPath : string * 
        keyName : string * 
        useCategoryAttributes : bool * 
        requireSerializeSettingAttribute : bool * 
        initialize : bool -> RegistrySettingsBase

GSF.Configuration.RegistrySettingsBase = function(rootPath, keyName, useCategoryAttributes, requireSerializeSettingAttribute, initialize);

Parameters

rootPath  String

Defines the root registry path used to access settings in the registry (e.g., "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\My Company\\My Product\\").

keyName  String

Defines the name of default key used to access settings in the registry (e.g., "General Settings").

useCategoryAttributes  Boolean

Determines if category attributes will be used for the registry key names.

requireSerializeSettingAttribute  Boolean

Assigns flag that determines if SerializeSettingAttribute is required to exist before a field or property is serialized to the registry.

initialize  Boolean

Determines if Initialize method should be called from constructor.

If useCategoryAttributes is false, all settings will be placed in section labeled by the keyName value; otherwise, if a CategoryAttribute exists on a field or property then the member value will serialized into the registry in a section labeled the same as the Category value and if the attribute doesn't exist the member value will serialized into the section labeled by the keyName value.

Note that some .NET languages (e.g., Visual Basic) will not initialize member elements before call to constuctor, in this case initialize should be set to false, then the Initialize method should be called manually after all properties have been initialized. Alternately, consider using the DefaultValueAttribute on the fields or properties and this will be used to initialize the values.

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