"Jay Bloodworth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:74017@palm-dev-forum...
>
> PalmOS provides quite a few ways to "permanently" store data so it is
> available from one invocation of an app to the next.  Can anyone point
> give me or point me to some design principles about which to choose
for
> different kind of data.  I'm actually pretty comfortable with the
niches
> that Databases and Resources fill, but less so with Feature memory
> versus preferences.  Any guidance would be appreciated.

Features: good for small amounts of non-permanent data (all features are
erased on system reset) and flags.

Preferences: better holding spot for small amounts of data that you want
kept around after a reset.  Unsaved prefs should hold working data,
while saved prefs would be user-controlled things that would need to be
restored if the user erased his device.



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