Pleassse helpp :( Just one minute from your time

[Imagine Programming]

Bffffff,, please, sry for that , i mean i want to save the properties of the input as an application value or anything when the user clicks the (SAVE) Button, and when he close the program, and open it again the on preload/show command that load the input properties on the input like it's bold or not, italic or not, size, color, the command fire up when he open the program

Yes I know what you're asking for, see my initial response. You have to iterate through the properties table and save each pair if you want to use Application.SaveValue. Then when you load it, you have to determine which keys to load yourself or use the Registry functions to enumerate the keys.

That's why I said that maybe using an INI file is more flexible. You can then just store the keys to a file and later enumerate all the keys in a section.

[ItzMagdy]

Bffffff,, please, sry for that , i mean i want to save the properties of the input as an application value or anything when the user clicks the (SAVE) Button, and when he close the program, and open it again the on preload/show command that load the input properties on the input like it's bold or not, italic or not, size, color, the command fire up when he open the program

[Imagine Programming]

What do you mean how to load it? How do you save it?

[ItzMagdy]

The result of Input.GetProperties is a table, however Application.SaveValue expects a string as value. There are several ways you could do this:

- Store every single key in the properties table separately
- Serialize the table into some format of string (json / xml) and save that result
- Don't use Application.SaveValue, but the INIFile functions to create a config file. Application.SaveValue uses the registry

You cannot simply save 'cac' with Application.SaveValue, 'cac' is a table containing a lot of values:

Debug.ShowWindow();
for key, value in pairs(cac) do
Debug.Print(tostring(key).." = "..tostring(value).."\r\n");
end

How to load it?

[Imagine Programming]

The result of Input.GetProperties is a table, however Application.SaveValue expects a string as value. There are several ways you could do this:

- Store every single key in the properties table separately
- Serialize the table into some format of string (json / xml) and save that result
- Don't use Application.SaveValue, but the INIFile functions to create a config file. Application.SaveValue uses the registry

You cannot simply save 'cac' with Application.SaveValue, 'cac' is a table containing a lot of values:

Debug.ShowWindow();
for key, value in pairs(cac) do 
  Debug.Print(tostring(key).." = "..tostring(value).."\r\n");
end

[ItzMagdy]

I made a kinda notepad that you can change the font properties, i finished coding that when you click save the application save the text on the input as a value and load it even if you closed the app, but i need to save the input props as a value , i tried several codes but didn't work idk how there it is

On Click (Button1)

-- save input props
cac = Input.GetProperties("Input1")
tProperties = Application.SaveValue("tProperties", "tProps", cac);

On Preload

 -- load input props
props = Application.LoadValue("tProperties", "tProps");
if (Application.GetLastError() == 0) then
 Input.SetProperties("Input1", props)
 end