Write Information to the Registry

The following FUNCTIONS can be used to write a string of information to a key in the Registry. A command similar to the one shown below will be used in the macro to call the function:

vResult:=RegistryWriteStringToLocalMachine("Software\MyJunk"; "MyItem"; "The Data")

You can check the vResult return variable to determine if the write was successful.

// ******************************************************************
// Copyright (c) 1999 J. Jeppson. All Rights Reserved.
// http://www.wpmacros.com
// Purpose: Write a string to the Registry's CurrentUser section
// Input: vKey: The name of the key to open (i.e., "Software\MySection")
//           vItem: The name of the item to get the value for
//           vValue:  the string value to store in the Registry
// Return: 0 if successful, 100 if key is invalid, 101 if key couldn't be opened
// *******************************************************************

FUNCTION RegistryWriteStringToCurrentUser (vKey; vItem; vValue)
HKey:=RegistryCreateKey(CurrentUser!; vKey)
vReturn:=RegistrySetValue(HKey; vItem; vValue; String!)
RegistryCloseKey(HKey)
Return(vReturn)
ENDFUNC

// ******************************************************************
// Copyright (c) 1999 J. Jeppson. All Rights Reserved.
// http://www.wpmacros.com
// Purpose: Write a string to the Registry's LocalMachine section
// Input: vKey: The name of the key to open (i.e., "Software\MySection")
//           vItem: The name of the item to get the value for
//           vValue:  the string value to store in the Registry
// Return: 0 if successful, 100 if key is invalid, 101 if key couldn't be opened
// *******************************************************************

FUNCTION RegistryWriteStringToLocalMachine (vKey; vItem; vValue)
HKey:=RegistryCreateKey(CurrentUser!; vKey)
vReturn:=RegistrySetValue(HKey; vItem; vValue; String!)
RegistryCloseKey(HKey)
Return(vReturn)
ENDFUNC

See also: Get Infomation from the Registry

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