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This is my code so far..

Func luanch()
$reg = RegRead ( "keyname", "valuename" )

If $reg Then
Run($var1, "")

Else
directory()

EndIf
EndFunc

Func directory()
$message = "Choose FEAR game directory"
$var = FileOpenDialog($message, "", "(*.exe)", 1 + 2, "FEAR.exe" )

If @error Then
    MsgBox(4096,".exe Error","No .exe chosen, can't run game from trainer.")
Else
    $var1 = StringReplace($var, "|", @CRLF)
    
    $Regwrite = RegWrite( "keyname?????" ,"valuename????", "type???", value maybe... $var1)
    
    MsgBox(4096,"Chosen Path","Going to run FEAR" & @CRLF & $var1)
EndIf
EndFunc

My question is, how do I use regwrite to write a Directory that you selected, then after it's wrote it look to see if that registry

is created; If is then it will run from that directory in the Registry. If not then it will run through, have you select a registry, then make a regwrite, and restart the read.

Edited by Sardith

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My past topic if you'd like to look at it, was in GUI's which it really doesn't fit in there, so I moved it.

Past Topic

My code could be all wrong above, I need alot of help, so if anyone could give me a hand that would be so awesome I couldn't explain.

Edited by Sardith

[font="Verdana"]Valik:Get it straight - I'm not here to say please, I'm here to help - if my help's not appreciated then lotsa luck, gentlemen.[/font]

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Func luanch()
$Var2 = RegRead ( "HKLM\SOFTWARE", "FEARDirectory" )

If $Var2 Then
$var3 = StringReplace($var2, "|", @CRLF)
run($var3, "")

Else
directory()

EndIf
EndFunc

Func directory()
$message = "Choose FEAR game directory"
$var = FileOpenDialog($message, "", "(*.exe)", 1 + 2, "FEAR.exe" )

If @error Then
    MsgBox(4096,".exe Error","No .exe chosen, can't run game from trainer.")
Else
    $var1 = StringReplace($var, "|", @CRLF)
    
    $Regwrite = RegWrite( "HKLM\SOFTWARE", "FEARDirectory", "REG_SZ", $var1)
    
    MsgBox(4096,"Chosen Path","You can't change this path" & @CRLF & $var1)
EndIf
EndFunc

Would this work? Just wrote it up... totally not sure..

That's funny... "Hey I wrote something that I think I need/want, I haven't tried it but would this work?" :)

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I just syntaxed it with SciTe, im just asking does it look like a possible go.

[font="Verdana"]Valik:Get it straight - I'm not here to say please, I'm here to help - if my help's not appreciated then lotsa luck, gentlemen.[/font]

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I just syntaxed it with SciTe, im just asking does it look like a possible go.

I don't get it... why not punch F5 and try it?

_launch()

Func luanch()
    $Var2 = RegRead ( "HKLM\SOFTWARE", "FEARDirectory" )
    If $Var2 Then
        $var3 = StringReplace($var2, "|", @CRLF)
         MsgBox(64, "Debug", 'Run(" & $var3 & ', "")')
       ;run($var3, "")
    Else
        directory()
    EndIf
EndFunc

Func directory()
    $message = "Choose FEAR game directory"
    $var = FileOpenDialog($message, "", "(*.exe)", 1 + 2, "FEAR.exe" )
    If @error Then
        MsgBox(4096,".exe Error","No .exe chosen, can't run game from trainer.")
    Else
        $var1 = StringReplace($var, "|", @CRLF)
        $Regwrite = RegWrite( "HKLM\SOFTWARE", "FEARDirectory", "REG_SZ", $var1)
        MsgBox(4096,"Chosen Path","You can't change this path" & @CRLF & $var1)
    EndIf
EndFunc

I poked in a debug message and commented out the Run() to make it safer to test, if that's the concern... :)

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Thanks, S0mke you need to take it easy buddy.

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air code .. test it out :

;Func luanch()
$reg = RegRead ( "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Xsoft","value")
;HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Xsoft\Value >>> = 1
MsgBox(262144, "", $reg)
;If $reg = 1 Then
    MsgBox(262144, "", "")
 $Regwrite = RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Xsoft","value", "REG_SZ", "2")
;HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Xsoft\Value >>> = 2
     MsgBox(262144, "", $Regwrite)
       $var = FileOpenDialog("", "", "(*.exe)", 1 + 2, "FEAR.exe" )
MsgBox(262144, "", $var)
$varsplit = _FileGetPrevFolder($var, 1)
MsgBox(262144, "", $varsplit)
 $Regwrite = RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Xsoft","value", "REG_SZ", $varsplit)
 MsgBox(262144, "", $Regwrite)
 ;endif

Func _FileGetPrevFolder($file, $num = 1)
    $file = StringSplit($file, "\")
    If $num > UBound($file) - 2 Then
        SetError(1)
        Return 0
    EndIf
    Return $file[UBound($file, 1) - $num - 1]
EndFunc
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Thanks, S0mke you need to take it easy buddy.

Take it easy? I was taking it easy, I truly didn't say what I was thinking. I mean, you didn't ask "Does the syntax look right", you asked "Would this work? Just wrote it up... totally not sure..", which led me to believe, that you are afraid of your own work, or don't like trial and error.

If you had asked, "Would someone check my syntax", I would have taken a look.

Edit,

Besides, why would you need to bump saying that in one post, if you had already replied to me in another post?

Edited by SmOke_N

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