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New in the forthcoming 1.3.2, scheduled for release in late June: registry access.
w32:reg-key root path → key
Opens a key in the registry.
The root can be an object returned by another call to w32:reg-key,
or one of the symbols local-machine, current-user, or classes,
which correspond respectively to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (HKLM),
HKEY_CURRENT_USER (HKCU),
and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT (HKCR).
The path is a string that uses backslashes to separate parent and child keys
(e.g. "Software\\Goetter\\Pocket Scheme" in Scheme syntax).
Returns a key object that can be passed to other registry routines.
w32:reg-key-add! key name
Adds a new subkey with the given name.
w32:reg-key-delete! key name
Removes the subkey with the given name.
w32:reg-key-names key → list of strings
Returns a list of the names of the subkeys of the given key.
w32:reg-value key name → value
Returns the value stored under the name in the key,
or #f if no such value exists in the key.
The type of the value will be a number, a string, a list of strings, or a raw vector,
depending on whether the registry value contains type
REG_DWORD, REG_SZ, REG_MULTI_SZ, or REG_BINARY.
w32:reg-value-names key → list of strings
Returns a list of the names of the values stored in the key.
w32:reg-value-alist key → association list
Returns an alist of every name and value stored in the key.
w32:reg-value-set! key name value
Saves the value under the given name in the key.
Works like the converse of w32:reg-value,
with the exception of REG_MULTI_SZ, which I lazily didn't implement.
w32:reg-value-delete! key name
Removes the value with the given name.
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