But who says you're limited to .ini files and registry? That's what Qt uses, so that's what is implemented. Nobody forbids you from registering a different format. You can store data in a database using QIODevice too, so what is the problem?
But who says you're limited to .ini files and registry? That's what Qt uses, so that's what is implemented. Nobody forbids you from registering a different format. You can store data in a database using QIODevice too, so what is the problem?
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