hi all, again...
i need help on how to get regkeys...
i know how to set but i don't know how to get...
can someone help mee?
bye, tkx
5k3l3t0r
i need help on how to get regkeys...
i know how to set but i don't know how to get...
can someone help mee?
bye, tkx
5k3l3t0r
Hey 5k3l3t0r,
Do you use Masm? If you do you can look in "\masm32\vkdebug\DBGWIN" whihc has the following set of functions you might be interested in:
Do you use Masm? If you do you can look in "\masm32\vkdebug\DBGWIN" whihc has the following set of functions you might be interested in:
comment
invoke SetRegString, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
CTEXT("Software\MASM\Registry Test\"),
CTEXT("StringKeyName"),
CTEXT("aaa")
invoke SetRegDword, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
CTEXT("Software\MASM\Registry Test\"),
CTEXT("DwordKeyName"),
4500
invoke GetRegString, addr szBigBuffer,
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
CTEXT("Software\MASM\Registry Test\"),
CTEXT("StringKeyName")
invoke GetRegDword, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
CTEXT("Software\MASM\Registry Test\"),
CTEXT("DwordKeyName"),
addr dwValue
tkx again JimmyClif...
i'm new in asm, and sometimes i stop in simple things(for you simple for me hard) maybee some time
i can help others too...
bye and tkx again...
5k3l3t0r
i'm new in asm, and sometimes i stop in simple things(for you simple for me hard) maybee some time
i can help others too...
bye and tkx again...
5k3l3t0r
No worries, trust me, I have my little set of useful functions for issues such as querying the registry but if I had to go back and re-write them... I'd be pulling out a lot of hair. The registry was very frustrating to me.
tkx again JimmyClif...
i'm new in asm, and sometimes i stop in simple things(for you simple for me hard) maybee some time
i can help others too...
bye and tkx again...
5k3l3t0r
Well, don't get ASM confused with the Win32 API.
There is a basic necessity for ASM programmers to be able to read, understand and apply C code due to the majority of the Win32 API being C-based. A huge example is MSDN, as that site hosts the majority of Win32 API information around. Unfortunately, we live in their world :sad:
Well, it isn't that drastic... but I do recommend sharpening your capability of translating/reading C/C++ code into the ASM equivalent. It will help you greatly along the way of your Win32ASM programming endeavors.
PS: Keep MSDN handy ;)