RegJumper v 1.0.1.7 Update of 12 Oct 2014

[Yashied]

Try this...

You forgot about

Opt("WinWaitDelay", 0)

Edited October 20, 2011 by Yashied

[wakillon]

You forgot about

Opt("WinWaitDelay", 0)

Ok ! you win !

I completely missed this important factor !

[burnell]

Very Useful.

On some websites i see reg adresses like "HKLM - Software - Microsoft - Windows"

or "HKLM \Software \Microsoft \Windows" and ohters.

to change it not manually i would like to filter these strings with :

$String = StringRegExpReplace ($String, "(\h+.*?\h+)", '\\')
$String = StringRegExpReplace ($String, '([\[\]"])', '')

Where can I insert in your code?

[wakillon]

RegJumper already support reduced key headers as HKLM.

for "HKLM - Software - Microsoft - Windows" you can change the _RegKeyAdaptToOs function like this

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Func _RegKeyAdaptToOs ( $_RegKey )
    $_RegKey = StringRegExpReplace ( $_RegKey, "(\h+.*?\h+)", '\\' )
    $_RegKey = StringRegExpReplace ( $_RegKey, '([\[\]"])', '' )
    Local $_RegKeyIs64BitEnv = _RegKeyIs64BitEnv ( $_RegKey )
    Local $_OsIs64BitEnv = _OsIs64BitEnv ( )
    If $_RegKeyIs64BitEnv And Not $_OsIs64BitEnv Then $_RegKey = StringReplace ( $_RegKey, '64', '', 1 )
    Return $_RegKey
EndFunc ;==> _RegKeyAdaptToOs ( )

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Edited May 3, 2012 by wakillon

[burnell]

Thank you.

Yes, i saw it with the reduced key headers as HKLM in your Code.

Hm, i thougt that StringRegExpReplace would also catch the space bevor the Slash...

[wakillon]

Thank you.

Yes, i saw it with the reduced key headers as HKLM in your Code.

Hm, i thougt that StringRegExpReplace would also catch the space bevor the Slash...

I had to remove a part of your function because it doesn't work with some keys.

Updated too, due to some registry keys who were not found and so not opened with the proper Regedit.exe on 64 bit.

[burnell]

I get an error with new script on line:

Local $_RegKeyIs64BitEnv = _RegKeyIs64BitEnv ( $_RegKey )

[wakillon]

I get an error with new script on line:

Local $_RegKeyIs64BitEnv = _RegKeyIs64BitEnv ( $_RegKey )

What's error message ?

Which registry key and os do you use ?

[burnell]

Ah sorry, here it is:

Line... C:TempRegjumper2.exe -> Local $_RegKeyIs64BitEnv = _RegKeyIs64BitEnv ( $_RegKey )

Error: Variable cannot be accessed in this manner.

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciescomdlg32PlacesBar

AutoIt3 v3.3.9.5, SciTE v3.2.0, AutoIt3Wrapper v.2.1.0.33, OS:WIN_7/Service Pack 1, CPU:X64 OS:X86

Edited July 14, 2012 by burnell

[wakillon]

Ah sorry, here it is:

Line... C:TempRegjumper2.exe -> Local $_RegKeyIs64BitEnv = _RegKeyIs64BitEnv ( $_RegKey )

Error: Variable cannot be accessed in this manner.

HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciescomdlg32PlacesBar

AutoIt3 v3.3.9.5, SciTE v3.2.0, AutoIt3Wrapper v.2.1.0.33, OS:WIN_7/Service Pack 1, CPU:X64 OS:X86

I have never seen this error message...and have tried your key on Win 7 and AutoIt 3.3.9.5 ( compiled and not ) without problems...

I can't reproduce this error...

Did you try with last AutoIt Release too ?

Also you can try my compiled version .

[burnell]

your compiled RegJumper run,

i reinstalled AutoIt3 with newest + SciTE but with no luck, same error!

so i had to look ...

thank you anyway...

Edited July 16, 2012 by burnell

[wakillon]

your compiled RegJumper run,

i reinstalled AutoIt3 with newest + SciTE but with no luck, same error!

so i had to look ...

thank you anyway...

If i understand well, with my compiled version there is no error ? and reg key is well open in regedit ?

[burnell]

If i understand well, with my compiled version there is no error ? and reg key is well open in regedit ?

Yes and yes.

[wakillon]

Yes and yes.

So it should be your AutoIt Installation who have a problem...

[wakillon]

Updated and external file embedded.

[wakillon]

Updated due to a bug (only on XP)

[wakillon]

Updated.

Minor improvements.