RE: Win32:Registry

Move to TieRegistry, Win32:;Registry is no longer supported. Cheers, john > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Jim Hansen > Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 3:23 AM > To: Perl-Win32-Users@listserv.ActiveState.co

Re: Win32:Registry

Win32::Registry is deprecated, so TieRegistry is basically all we've got. It's simple enough to use. At 12:23 PM 4/4/05 -0700, Jim Hansen wrote: >Is there a way to travere through a registry key >without have to move to TieRegistry? -- REMEMBER THE WORLD TRADE CENTER

Win32:Registry

Is there a way to travere through a registry key without have to move to TieRegistry? For example: HKCU\Software\Activestate\General Has several items to list, mostly DWORD values. Can I use Win32::Registry to traverse through these values? Thanks

the win32 registry survey

Hello people! I am working at this time on a app which survey one or more keys/subkeys of the win32 registry. My app has got some lack of performance, i create one thread by key to survey. I use the $key->RegNotifyChangeKeyValue() function to detect a modification in the registry and i walk

Re: Win32::Registry - Why won't this work??

On 04/11/2002 20:23:12 Steve Silvers wrote: >The below snippet gives me the error: "Can't call method Open on an >undefined value". > >#!/Perl > >use Win32::Registry; > >$reg = $HKLM->Open('SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Office'); > die "Regist

Re: Win32::Registry

st script, and I don't mean to offend anyone with a newbie question, but:   I am trying to write a script that will pull the server names from a text file, and apply a .reg file via the registry module.  Here is what I wrote:   use Win32::Registry; use Strict;   print "What is the nam

Win32::Registry

Hi all!   This is my first script, and I don't mean to offend anyone with a newbie question, but:   I am trying to write a script that will pull the server names from a text file, and apply a .reg file via the registry module.  Here is what I wrote:   use Win32::Registry; use S