Methods for cRegistry

View method list in alphabetical order.

Name	Type	Description	Defining Class
CloseKey	Procedure	Closes a Registry Key The CloseKey procedure closes a Key that you have opened with either OpenKey or CreateKey.	cRegistry
CountOfSubkeys	Function	Returns the number of Subkeys for the Key that is currently open Use the CountOfSubkeys function to determine how many SubKeys a Key has.	cRegistry
CountOfValues	Function	Returns the number of Values that exist for the Key that is currently open Use the CountOfValues function to determine how many Values exist within the Key that you have open.	cRegistry
CreateKey	Function	Adds a new Key to the Registry CreateKey adds a new Key to the Registry .	cRegistry
DeleteKey	Function	Deletes a Key from the Registry The DeleteKey function deletes a Key and all descendant Subkeys and Values.	cRegistry
DeleteValue	Function	Deletes a Value from a Key in the Registry You use DeleteValue to delete a Value from the Key that is already open.	cRegistry
GetSubkeys	Function	Retrieves the names of all Subkeys belonging to the open Key The GetSubkeys function populates an array with the names of the the Subkeys of the Key that is presently open.	cRegistry
GetValues	Function	Retrieves the names of all Values belonging to the open Key The GetValues function populates an array with the names of the Values of the Key that is presently open.	cRegistry
KeyExists	Function	Determines whether a Key exists KeyExists determines whether a Key exists before attempting to access it.	cRegistry
LongestDataLength	Function	Returns the length of the longest data in all Values for the currently open Key The LongestDataLength function returns the length of the longest data in all Values for the currently open Key.	cRegistry
LongestSubkeyLength	Function	Returns the length of the longest Subkey name for the currently open Key The LongestSubkeyLength function returns the length of the longest Subkey name for the currently open Key.	cRegistry
LongestValueLength	Function	Returns the length of the longest Value name for the currently open Key The LongestValueLength function returns the length of the longest Value name for the currently open Key.	cRegistry
OpenKey	Function	Opens a Registry Key for access The Key is opened with the security access specified by the pfAccessRights property.	cRegistry
ReadBinary	Function	Reads a binary value from the currently open Key Use ReadBinary to read binary data from a Windows Registry value.	cRegistry
ReadInteger	Function	Reads an Integer value from the currently open Key Reads an Integer value from the currently open Key.	cRegistry
ReadString	Function	Reads a String value from the currently open Key Use ReadString to read a String value from the currently open Key.	cRegistry
ReadUInt	Function	Reads a UInteger value from the currently open Key Use ReadUInt to read a UInteger value from the currently open Key.	cRegistry
Subkeys	Function		cRegistry
ValueExists	Function	Tests whether a named Value exists in the open Key Use the ValueExists function to verify that a Value of the currently open Key exists before trying to access it.	cRegistry
ValueLength	Function	Returns the length of the data for a named Value of the currently open Key Use ValueLength to determine the number of bytes stored for a specific Value.	cRegistry
ValueType	Function	Returns the data type for the named Value of the currently open Key Use the ValueType method to determine the data-type of an existing Value in the Key that you currently have open.	cRegistry
WriteBinary	Procedure	Writes a Binary Value into the currently open Key of the Windows Registry Use WriteBinary to write a Binary value into the currently open Key.	cRegistry
WriteInteger	Procedure	Writes an Integer Value into the currently open Key of the Windows Registry Use WriteInteger to write an Integer value into the currently open Key.	cRegistry
WriteString	Procedure	Writes a String Value into the currently open Key of the Windows Registry Use WriteString to write a String value into the currently open Key.	cRegistry
WriteUInt	Procedure	Writes a UInteger Value into the currently open Key of the Windows Registry Use WriteUInt to write a UInteger value into the currently open Key.	cRegistry

Inherited Methods from cObject

Name	Type	Description	Defining Class
ChildByIndex	Function	Can be used to iterate the direct children of an object ChildByIndex is a function that can be used to iterate the direct children of an object.	cObject
ClassSuperClass	Function	Returns the superclass of the passed class This returns the superclass of the passed class.	cObject
Create	Function	Creates an object based on the passed Class Id The Create function is used to dynamically create objects.	cObject
CreateNamed	Function	Creates an object based on the passed Class Id and assigns it a name Name based on a passed name Creates an object based on the passed Class Id and assigns it a name Name based on a passed name.	cObject
Destroy	Procedure	Destroys the object that receives the message and any child objects of that object The Destroy message destroys the object that receives the message.	cObject
Exit_Application	Procedure	Starts the process of closing an application The Exit_Application message is used to close the program.	cObject
IsClassOfClass	Function	Determines whether the target class is part of the searched class's hierarchy	cObject
IsObjectOfClass	Function	Determines whether the passed class is part of the object's class hierarchy This returns True if the passed class is part of the object's class hierarchy.	cObject
ObjectClass	Function	Returns the integer class ID assigned to the class this object is based on Returns the integer class ID assigned to the class this object is based on.	cObject
Request_Destroy_Object	Procedure	Use the Destroy method instead This method is used to destroy an object and all of its children.	cObject