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Here's an alternate: a custom class that is serializable to store all of that in instead of a single string that you'd then have to parse.Or store it all in an XML file. There are plenty of object-oriented ways to go about this that would be much more readable than just storing it all in a...
Here's an alternate: a custom class that is serializable to store all of that in instead of a single string that you'd then have to parse.
Or store it all in an XML file. There are plenty of object-oriented ways to go about this that would be much more readable than just storing it all in a string.
And I still want to see your code to get it back. Without being able to do that, being able to store it is pretty useless and only provides an incomplete Tip/Trick