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Original Question: Eclipse luna theme issue Related Question: How to make Eclipse color settings permanent? TL;DR Eclipse Luna 4.4, Dark theme, Win 7 64bit, some settings reset to an initial value on start. How to make them stay the way i configured them ? Examples: Java Syntax Coloring, enums are italics with the dark theme, i dont want them italics tho... Additional Research In the workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.runtime.settings\org.eclipse.jdt.ui.prefs file there is a tag named overriddenByCSS that seems to cause this issue. It only exists if the dark theme is used. I looked

I have a Django project that uses Celery for running asynchronous tasks. I'm doing my development on a Windows XP machine. Starting my Django server ( python manage.py runserver 80 ) works fine, but attempting to start the Celery Daemon ( python manage.py celeryd start ) fails with the following error: ImportError: Could not import settings 'src.settings' (Is it on sys.path? Does it have syntax errors?): No module named src.settings sys.path includes 'C:\development\SpaceCorps\src', so I'm not sure why it can't find this module. Here's the full output from starting the daemon: C:\development

This question already has answers here : Pros and cons of AppSettings vs applicationSettings (.NET app.config / Web.config) (5 answers) Can someone please explain to me the difference between the AppSettings and ApplicationSettings sections in the App.Config file. Why are there two different sections that apparently do the same thing?? Saajid Ismail I believe that the <appsettings/> collection in your app.config/web.config allows you to store settings in key-value pairs, and is accessed through the System.Configuration API, as follows: string setting = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager

Now I'm curious what are possibilities to store/load settings in .net. For example I need to store user name/password for different db's and etc.., also I need to store some options and etc. My though was to create [Seriazable] class and save it to file... What can You suggest? what are possibilities in .net and etc. If you want to store application configuration settings , you can leverage the 'AppSettings' in the App.Config or Web.Config file depending on if its a windows or web application. I believe the syntax for reading the configuration values is string configValue = Configuration

I have the following: using CommonSettings = MyProject.Commons.Settings; public class Foo { public static void DoSomething(string str) { //How do I make sure that the setting exists first? object setting = CommonSettings.Default[str]; DoSomethingElse(setting); } } Depending on what type CommomSettings.Default is, a simple null check should be fine: if(setting != null) DoSomethingElse(setting); If you want to check BEFORE trying to retrieve the setting, you need to post the Type of CommonSettings.Default. It looks like a Dictionary so you might be able to get away with: if(CommonSettings