Lines Matching refs:key
53 of a single registry key accessible.
62 /** This is the key of the entry relative to its parent.<p>
73 /** checks if the key can be overwritten.
82 /** checks if the key points to an open valid key in the data-source.
88 the type of the specified key.
91 specifies the relative path from the current key to
92 the key of the type which will be returned.
102 the type of the key value or NOT_DEFINED if the key has no value.
112 a long value if the key contains one.
125 /** sets a long value to the key.
127 <p>If the key already has a value, the value will be
139 a sequence of longs if the key contains a long list value.
152 /** sets a long list value to the key.
154 <p>If the key already has a value, the value will be
166 an ascii string value if the key contains one.
179 /** sets an ASCII string value to the key.
183 If the key already has a value, the value will be overridden.
194 a sequence of ascii strings if the key contains an asci list value.
207 /** sets an ASCII string list value to the key.
211 If the key already has a value, the value will be overridden.
222 a unicode string value if the key contains one.
235 /** sets a unicode string value to the key.
237 <p> If the key already has a value, the value will be
249 a sequence of unicode strings if the key contains an unicode string list value.
262 /** sets a unicode string value to the key.
264 <p>If the key already has a value, the value will be overridden.
275 a binary value if the key contains one.
288 /** sets a binary value to the key.
290 <p>If the key already has a value, the value will be
300 /** opens a sub key of the key.
302 <p>If the sub key does not exist, the function returns a
306 the relative path from the current key to the key
310 a NULL interface if the key does not exist.
319 /** creates a new key in the registry.<p>
321 <p>If the key already exists, the function will open the key.
324 specifies the relative path from the current key to
325 the key which will be created.
328 a NULL interface if the key could not be created.
332 or if the key exists and is of type LINK.
338 /** closes a key in the registry.
347 /** deletes a key from the registry.
350 specifies the relative path from the current key to
351 the key which will be deleted.
355 the key does not exists or if the key is of type LINK.
362 /** opens all subkeys of the key. If a subkey is a link, the link will be
363 resolved and the appropriate key will be opened.
366 an empty sequence if the key has no subkeys.
376 /** @returns a sequence with the names of all subkeys of the key.
377 If the key has no subkeys, the function returns an empty sequence. If a subkey is
395 specifies the relative path from the current key to
399 specifies the full path of the key which will be
415 specifies the relative path from the current key to
428 the target (complete path of a key) of the link specified by rLinkName.
431 specifies the relative path from the current key to
443 the resolved name of a key. The function resolve the complete name of the key.
448 specifies a relative path from the current key which will be resolved from all links.