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Properties
Documentation Page: CachedItemsList.Properties.Settings
1. Purpose
This module defines the application settings infrastructure for the CachedItemsList module within the DataPRO system. It provides a strongly-typed, thread-safe singleton accessor (Settings.Default) for reading configuration values stored in the application’s configuration file (e.g., app.config or user.config). As a generated class, its sole purpose is to expose typed access to user- or application-scoped settings defined elsewhere (e.g., in the Visual Studio designer or .settings file), enabling type-safe retrieval of configuration values at runtime.
2. Public Interface
The module exposes one public static property:
Settings.Default- Type:
CachedItemsList.Properties.Settings - Signature:
public static Settings Default { get; } - Behavior: Returns a thread-safe singleton instance of the
Settingsclass. This instance wraps the underlyingApplicationSettingsBaseand provides access to settings values (e.g., via indexer or property accessors, though none are defined in this file). The instance is synchronized usingApplicationSettingsBase.Synchronized, ensuring safe concurrent access.
- Type:
Note
: No explicit settings properties (e.g.,
string SomeSetting { get; set; }) are declared in this file. They are expected to be auto-generated in the same partial class (likely in a.Designer.csfile not included here) and are not visible in the provided source.
3. Invariants
- The
Settingsclass is a singleton; only one instance exists per AppDomain (viadefaultInstance). - The singleton instance is thread-safe due to wrapping with
ApplicationSettingsBase.Synchronized(). - The class is sealed and internal, preventing external inheritance or instantiation.
- The class inherits from
System.Configuration.ApplicationSettingsBase, implying it adheres to .NET’s standard settings lifecycle (e.g., loading from config files, per-user roaming/local scope, etc.).
4. Dependencies
- Depends on:
System.Configuration(forApplicationSettingsBase)System.Runtime.CompilerServices(forCompilerGeneratedAttribute)System.CodeDom.Compiler(forGeneratedCodeAttribute)
- Used by:
- Other modules in
CachedItemsList(and potentially the broaderDataPROsystem) that require access to configuration values. - The
CachedItemsListassembly itself (viaCachedItemsList.Properties.Settings.Default).
- Other modules in
5. Gotchas
- Auto-generated code: This file is auto-generated by the Visual Studio Settings Designer. Manual edits will be overwritten on rebuild.
- No settings defined here: The provided snippet contains only the scaffolding for the settings class. Actual settings (names, types, default values) are not present and must be inferred from the corresponding
.settingsdesigner file or project configuration. - Thread-safety caveat: While
Synchronized()ensures thread-safe access, it does not guarantee atomicity of compound operations (e.g., read-modify-write). - Versioning: Assembly version is hardcoded to
1.0.0.0(perAssemblyInfo.cs), which may impact settings migration or version-specific configuration behavior if not handled explicitly. - COM visibility disabled:
ComVisible(false)means this assembly is not intended for COM interop; settings access is purely .NET-side.
None identified from source alone beyond the above — further gotchas (e.g., specific setting names, default values, or runtime behavior) require inspection of the
.settingsdesigner file or config files.