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[shell-coding] Re: CPP variable storage question

  • From: Jaykul@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • To: shell-coding@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 23:04:07 -0400
You know ...this is a great opportunity for me to ask ... (and please don't 
take this as offensive, because I'm just wondering 
about the possibility that there are good reasons that I simply don't 
understand) why are you LS'ers so rabid about not using the 
resigtry?

I mean ... all the features you could possibly want to use the registry to 
store values are built into the APIs of the OS that you're 
developing for, and (unlike XML or .ini files) you have RegNotifyChangeKeyValue 
let you know when something changes...  
RegEdit may not be the best editor on the planet, but hey, at least (unlike 
notepad) it lets you navigate hierarchies, and indicate 
whether you expect your input in numerical or string form ...
--
curiously yours, Jaykul :-)


On 11 Jul 2002 at 18:03, rabidcow@xxxxxxxx wrote:
> A lot of people seem to look down on this file 
...
> but I think it's better than using the registry and if you
--
::Jaykul
Jaykul@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://fragmentized.com/jaykul

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