Writing lots of data to one registry key
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I have been told to write a list of 27 items, each with 6 subitems describing their colours, shapes, border sizes etc to the registry. In the past I have asociated two comma seperated items, within one registry key, with each other, but with this much data this seeems inefficient. My question, is there a more efficient way of storing all these related items within the registry? well hell doesn't want you and heaven is full. Tom Waits
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I have been told to write a list of 27 items, each with 6 subitems describing their colours, shapes, border sizes etc to the registry. In the past I have asociated two comma seperated items, within one registry key, with each other, but with this much data this seeems inefficient. My question, is there a more efficient way of storing all these related items within the registry? well hell doesn't want you and heaven is full. Tom Waits
Create a .reg file, and use ::RegLoadKey() to load the hive to the current open key. Doing so, you don't need to manage all the open key, create value stupid mess.
How low can you go ?
(MS rant) -
Create a .reg file, and use ::RegLoadKey() to load the hive to the current open key. Doing so, you don't need to manage all the open key, create value stupid mess.
How low can you go ?
(MS rant)