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OBSOLETE

Use Fake.Windows.Registry instead (FAKE0001 - package: Fake.Windows.Registry - module: Fake.Windows.Registry)

RegistryHelper

Contains functions which allow to read and write information from/to the registry.

Nested types and modules

TypeDescription
RegistryBaseKey
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Registry base keys.

Functions and values

Function or valueDescription
createRegistrySubKey baseKey subKey
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> unit
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Create a registry subKey
deleteRegistrySubKey baseKey subKey
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> unit
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Deletes a registry subKey
deleteRegistryValue baseKey subKey name
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> name:string -> unit
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Deletes the registry value from its key
getRegistryKey(...)
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> writePermission:bool -> RegistryKey
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Gets a registry key and falls back to 32 bit if the 64bit key is not there
getRegistryKey64(...)
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> writePermission:bool -> RegistryKey
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Gets a 64-bit registry key
getRegistrySubKeyNames baseKey subKey
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> string []
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Returns all the subKey names of a registry key
getRegistryValue baseKey subKey name
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> name:string -> string
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Gets a registry value as string
getRegistryValue64 baseKey subKey name
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> name:string -> string
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Gets a registry value as string
getRegistryValueNames baseKey subKey
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> string []
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Returns all the value names of a registry key
setRegistryValue(...)
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> name:string -> value:'T -> unit
Type parameters: 'T Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Sets a registry value
valueExistsForKey baseKey subKey name
Signature: baseKey:RegistryBaseKey -> subKey:string -> name:string -> bool
Attributes:
[<Obsolete("FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead")>]
OBSOLETE

FAKE0001 Use the Fake.Windows.Registry module instead

Returns whether or not a registry value name exists for a key