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nim-registry

Deal with Windows Registry from Nim.

Online docs here: http://miere.ru/docs/registry/

import winregistry

var
  faceName: string
  fontSize: int32
  fontWeight: int32
  h: RegHandle

try:
  h = open("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Console\\Git Bash", samRead)
  faceName = h.readString("FaceName")
  fontSize = h.readInt32("FontSize")
  fontWeight = h.readInt32("FontWeight")
except RegistryError:
  echo "err: ", getCurrentExceptionMsg()
finally:
  close(h)

Tests

Run in command line:

$ nimble test
$ nimble testansi

You should see a "tests passed" message. If you get Access is denied error, try running with administrator rights.

Changelog

1.0.0

• RegValueKind and RegKeyRights are distinct uint32's now (fixed warning about enums with holes).
• Replaced RegistryError with OSError for consistency with built-in registry package.
• Removed support for deprecated taintmode feature.
• Moved tests out of main file to ensure things are exported correctly.
• Fixed deprecation/unused variable warnings.
• Updated documentation.
• Nim 1.6.0 is now minimum supported version.

0.2.1

• Added "enumValueNames"
• Fixed missing dealloc in case of exception in "enumSubkeys"

0.2.0

• Updated for nim 0.19.0

0.1.8

• Fixed GC-unsafe procs to be safe