On Sunday, May 19, 2002, at 11:01 , Postman Pat wrote:
[..]
> I obviously did something from here coz this does not work.
> --- Start code ---
> print ("Inserting registry settings [@ARGV[$i]]\n");
> my $Register = "thiskey/test";
> my $hkey;
>
> $HKEY_CURRENT_USER->Open ($Register,$hkey) || die ("Cannot open
> registry\n");
> undef my $garbage;
> $hkey->SetValueEx("TestValue",$garbage,REG_SZ,"Friggin test");
> $hkey->Close;
> --- End code ---
> It dies & returns cannot open the registry.
where did you define
$HKEY_CURRENT_USER
I did not see this asserted anywhere.
secondly you may find help with
use strict;
and calling perl with '-w'.
also, trivial detail I tend to like no space between
the method and the (...)
$HKEY_CURRENT_USER->Open($Register,$hkey)
also - you declare '$hkey' but never set it to anything
a la some sort of
$hkey = foo::bar->new(@argFoo);
hence it would not be able to invoke any methods....
but I shall of course defer to anyone who grok's
the Win32::* space....
Yo, Timothy - this be one of your HomeBoys, so Give It up.
ciao
drieux
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