| RegValueEntry Members | regdiff Code Documentation |
The RegValueEntry type exposes the following members.
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Constructors
| Name | Description | |
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 | RegValueEntry |
The default constructor creates an unnamed value without contenet.
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| RegValueEntry(String) |
This constructor creates a named value with unknown content
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| RegValueEntry(RegValueEntry) |
Copy Constructor
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| RegValueEntry(RegistryKey, String) |
This constructor creates a named value from a Windows registry value
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Methods
| Name | Description | |
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| AsByteArray |
Describe the content of this value as a byte array. This should be used only
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| SetBinaryType |
Given hex-encoded binary data, set a blob type
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| SetEscapedIntValue |
Define an escaped integer value. If you're reading .REG files and you use the RegEnvReplace class to replace
content with variables at runtime, you can specify something like this:
"SomeValue"=dword:$$VARIABLE$$
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| SetIntValue |
Define an integer value
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| SetStringValue |
Define a string value
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| WriteRegFileFormat |
Helper function: Export this function in .REG file format to an output stream
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| WriteToTheRegistry |
Write this value back to the Windows registry
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Fields
| Name | Description | |
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 | Name |
Name of this value. Warning: for default values this is going to be null.
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| RemoveFlag |
If this flag is set, you really want to remove the registry value rather than add it
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Properties
| Name | Description | |
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 | IsDefaultValue |
Returns true if this object represents the default ("null") value in a registry key
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| Kind |
Type of data encoded in this object
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| Value |
Value data
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See Also
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