Description |
Sets a DWORD value in the registry in the UPDD branch. |
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Parameters |
Device handle (see notes), registry key name and value. |
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Returns |
0 = fail, 1 = OK. |
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Notes |
This will set a DWORD value in the UPDD branch of the registry. Supply a valid Device handle (using TBApiGetRelativeDevice or TBApiGetNamedDevice) to set items for a specific device or pass zero to set values in the bundle branch. It is important to call TBApiApply() to commit the changes. |
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See also |
Other registry related API calls to set and retrieve registry entries. |
Visual
C++ Declaration/example
BOOL TBAPI
TBApiSetSettingDWORD(HTBDEVICE aHandle,const TCHAR* aName, unsigned long val);
//
// Flip the 'enabled'
state of the driver
//
int dev =
TBApiGetRelativeDevice(0);
DWORD bEnabled;
TBApiGetSettingDWORD(dev,_T("Enabled"),&bEnabled);
TBApiSetSettingDWORD(dev,_T("Enabled"),bEnabled ^ 1);
TBApiApply(); // apply the change
Public Declare Function TBApiSetSettingDWORD Lib "TBapi" Alias
"_DLL_TBApiSetSettingDWORD@12" (ByVal aDevice As Byte, ByVal aName As
String, ByVal val As Long) As Long
‘
‘ Flip the ‘enabled’ state of the driver
‘
Dim DeviceId As Byte
Dim result As Long
Dim addrl As Long
addrl = VarPtr(l)
DeviceId = TBApiGetRelativeDevice(0)
result = TBApiGetSettingDWORD(DeviceId, "Enabled", addrl)
result = TBApiSetSettingDWORD(DeviceId, "Enabled", 1 - l)
TBApiApply