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Available: TRegistry v0.3, Manual in Spanishy

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Marco van de Voort
to Marco van de Voort: Is this one D5 compatible now? (IIRC in D5 Create has a parameter that allows to open the…
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On Sat, 17 Mar 2001, Marco van de Voort wrote: > > TRegistry version 0.3 (now also it compiles under Linux, but it does > > not do anything): http://www.luis-digital.8m.com/FPC/ld_reg.html > > > Is this one D5 compatible now? (IIRC in D5 Create has a parameter that > allows to open the registry read-only). I don't think so. This is done using the 'Access' property, which can be set to KEY_READ before issuing the openkey/openkeyreadonly() calls.

I checked, and it is overloaded.

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Luis R. Hilario

Hello,

Available:
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TRegistry version 0.3 (now also it compiles under Linux, but it does not do anything):
http://www.luis-digital.8m.com/FPC/ld_reg.html

Chapter 5 of the manual of the user in Spanish:
http://www.luisdigital.f2s.com/sections.php?op=listarticles&secid=1

All the projects of Luis Digital here:
http://www.luis-digital.8m.com/proyectos.html

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Marco van de Voort wrote 7 lines
> TRegistry version 0.3 (now also it compiles under Linux, but it does not > do anything): > http://www.luis-digital.8m.com/FPC/ld_reg.html Is this one D5 compatible now? (IIRC in D5 Create has a parameter that allows to open the registry read-only).

I don't think so.
This is done using the 'Access' property, which can be set to KEY_READ before issuing the openkey/openkeyreadonly() calls.

Michael.

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