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Syntax function Registry.WriteTime(Registry: pointer; ValueName: string; Value: datetime): boolean
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Description Writes the value given in the Value parameter identified by ValueName into the current open key for the given Registry object.
Returns TRUE on a successful write.
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Example execute udsblock returns( out_vc varchar(1000), out_int integer, out_float double precision, out_time timestamp) as begin reg = Registry.Open(__HKEY_CURRENT_USER, 0); try /* returns -1 (true) */ out_int = Registry.OpenKey(reg, '\Software\Upscene\DScript\Test', __TRUE);
/* this key doesn't exist, so this returns 0 (false) */ out_int = Registry.KeyExists(reg, 'Newkey');
/* write string value, value name now exists */ Registry.WriteString(reg, 'NewValue', 'string'); out_int = Registry.ValueExists(reg, 'NewValue'); /* returns -1 (true) */ Registry.DeleteValue(reg, 'NewValue'); out_int = Registry.ValueExists(reg, 'NewValue'); /* returns 0 (false) again */
/* write and read several values */ Registry.WriteInteger(reg, 'NameInt', 12); out_int = Registry.ReadInteger(reg, 'NameInt');
Registry.WriteFloat(reg, 'NameFloat', 13.13); out_float = Registry.ReadFloat(reg, 'NameFloat');
Registry.WriteBool(reg, 'NameBool', __FALSE); out_int = Registry.ReadBool(reg, 'NameBool');
Registry.WriteTime(reg, 'NameTime', TIME'12:13'); out_time = Registry.ReadTime(reg, 'NameTime');
Registry.WriteDate(reg, 'NameDate', DATE'2024-12-23'); out_time = Registry.ReadDate(reg, 'NameDate');
Registry.WriteDateTime(reg, 'NameDateTime', TIMESTAMP'2024-12-23 12:13'); out_time = Registry.ReadDateTime(reg, 'NameDateTime');
Registry.CloseKey(reg); /* delete the test key */ out_int = Registry.DeleteKey(reg, '\Software\Upscene\DScript\Test'); /* test key existence, returns 0 (false) */ out_int = Registry.KeyExists(reg, '\Software\Upscene\DScript\Test'); finally Registry.Free(reg); end end; |