Load it once, keep the value around somewhere. Hook into the
NSNotificationCenter event for changes.
OR
Just load it each time :) I suspect it's kept cached in memory anyway.
Depending on your existing design patterns... However, I'd do this as a
minimum:
public static string CurrentVersion {
get { using
(NSUserDefaults defaults = NSUserDefaults.StandardUserDefaults) {
return defaults.StringForKey
("appversion") ?? "1.0"; }
} set {
using (NSUserDefaults defaults =
NSUserDefaults.StandardUserDefaults) {
defaults.SetString(AppVersion, "appversion");
defaults.Synchronize(); }
} }
ie, make sure the using it around it to clean up nicely afterwards!
On Wed, Jul 18, 2012 at 6:44 PM, Mike Murdock <mmurd...@allmeds.com> wrote:
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