B.3.8 Registry Functions
To query the Registry, a STREAMS stack can use the following functions:
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StrmOpenRegKey
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StrmGetRegValue
StrmOpenRegKey
The function StrmOpenRegKey uses a registry key name to open the
registry key.
NTSTATUS
StrmOpenRegKey(
OUT PHANDLE HandlePtr,
IN PUCHAR Keyname
);
Parameters
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HandlePtr
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Points to a calling routine location into which StrmOpenRegKey writes a
handle for the registry key.
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Keyname
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Points to the name of the key to be opened.
StrmGetRegValue
The function StrmGetRegValue uses a registry key handle and item name
to obtain a keyed value from the Registry.
NTSTATUS
StrmGetRegValue(
IN HANDLE KeyHandle,
IN PUCHAR ValueName,
OUT PUCHAR ValueData,
OUT ULONG ValueLength,
OUT PULONG ValueType
);
Parameters
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KeyHandle
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Specifies the registry key handle returned from a previous call to StrmOpenRegKey.
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ValueName
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Points to the name of the registry key value to be retrieved.
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ValueData
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Points to a calling routine character array into which StrmGetRegValue
writes the retrieved value.
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ValueLength
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Indicates the length in bytes of the retrieved value.
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ValueType
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Points to a calling routine location into which StrmGetRegValue writes
the type of the retrieved value. The type can be any valid registry type, such
as: REG_SZ, REG_MULTI_SZ, REG_DWORD, REG_EXPAND_S2.