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ok, so I'm trying to build something that can track changes in close to real
time in the registry. currently I'm using the Registry class that is part of
Microsoft.win32.
So my first plan was to jsut keep a list of how the registry looked on the
previous run, and print out the diff from run to rum. Point the program at a
folder of interest in the registry and let it sit there.
That was about how far I got when visual studio crashed and took my code and
project along w/ it. so no clue wether it even worked.
So I was wondering, isn't there a better way to do this ? I know you can
triger off of file events, but I've not seen anything like that in the
Registry class.
So does anyone have any comments or sugestions as to how to write this
propperly ?, or know of a place where someone has already written something
like that ?
Any sugestions are appreciated.
time in the registry. currently I'm using the Registry class that is part of
Microsoft.win32.
So my first plan was to jsut keep a list of how the registry looked on the
previous run, and print out the diff from run to rum. Point the program at a
folder of interest in the registry and let it sit there.
That was about how far I got when visual studio crashed and took my code and
project along w/ it. so no clue wether it even worked.
So I was wondering, isn't there a better way to do this ? I know you can
triger off of file events, but I've not seen anything like that in the
Registry class.
So does anyone have any comments or sugestions as to how to write this
propperly ?, or know of a place where someone has already written something
like that ?
Any sugestions are appreciated.