I found following thread:
After a lot of struggling to find the right answer, I was able to use [Preferences][1] to really easily get/set user settings without having to worry about saving and loading myself.
// getter var value = Preferences.Get("nameOfSetting", "defaultValueForSetting"); // setter Preferences.Set("nameOfSetting", value);
I wrapped mine in a property so it's easier to use:
public string FilePath { get { return Preferences.Get(nameof(FilePath), ""); } set { Preferences.Set(nameof(FilePath), value); } }
I tried a lot but cant manage to use the variables when wrapped in a property.
e.g. if I want to set the Labeltext to the Filepath setting from thread above:
Text = StandardSettings.get(Filepath);
or
Text = StandardSettings.Filepath{get};
The class StandardSettings is public and connected by "using" in my xaml. What would be the syntax for getting/setting the Filepath? Would be great to get the syntax for both xaml and c#.
I created a new project and everything worked correctly. Here is my code:
public partial class NewPage1 : ContentPage
{
public string FileName
{
get { return Preferences.Default.Get(nameof(FileName),"NoName"); }
set { Preferences.Default.Set(nameof(FileName), value); }
}
public NewPage1()
{
InitializeComponent();
}
private void Button_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.FileName = "Hahaha";
(sender as Button).Text = this.FileName;
}
}
When I clicked the button, the button's text will change as Hahaha. And if I remove the this.FileName = "Hahaha";
, it will be the default value NoName.
Note: this.FileName = "Hahaha";
will call the FileName's set method. And (sender as Button).Text = this.FileName;
will call its get method.