Inno Setup append rows in a multi-string key in registry
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I need to add some rows in a multi-string value of PreshutdownOrder key of Windows registry.
How can I append rows to an existing value?
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I need to add some rows in a multi-string value of PreshutdownOrder key of Windows registry.
How can I append rows to an existing value?
windows registry inno-setup
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I need to add some rows in a multi-string value of PreshutdownOrder key of Windows registry.
How can I append rows to an existing value?
windows registry inno-setup
edited Nov 19 at 17:45
Martin Prikryl
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Tobia
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I need to add some rows in a multi-string value of PreshutdownOrder key of Windows registry.
How can I append rows to an existing value?
windows registry inno-setup
windows registry inno-setup
edited Nov 19 at 17:45
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
asked Nov 19 at 15:09
Tobia
3,0381964134
edited Nov 19 at 17:45
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
asked Nov 19 at 15:09
Tobia
3,0381964134
edited Nov 19 at 17:45
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
edited Nov 19 at 17:45
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
edited Nov 19 at 17:45
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
83k22153340
asked Nov 19 at 15:09
Tobia
3,0381964134
asked Nov 19 at 15:09
Tobia
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asked Nov 19 at 15:09
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3,0381964134
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Add an entry to [Registry] section with ValueType parameter set to multisz. Use {olddata} and {break} tokens in the ValueData parameter:
On a
string,expandsz, ormultisztype value, you may use a special constant called{olddata}in this parameter.{olddata}is replaced with the previous data of the registry value. The{olddata}constant can be useful if you need to append a string to an existing value, for example,{olddata};{app}. If the value does not exist or the existing value isn't a string type, the{olddata}constant is silently removed.{olddata}will also be silently removed if the value being created is amultisztype but the existing value is not a multi-string type (i.e. it's REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ), and vice versa.
On a
multisztype value, you may use a special constant called{break}in this parameter to embed line breaks (nulls).
[Registry]
Root: HKLM; Subkey: "SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl"; ValueType: multisz;
ValueName: "PreshutdownOrder"; ValueData: "{olddata}{break}newline"
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1 Answer
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active
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active
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up vote
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Add an entry to [Registry] section with ValueType parameter set to multisz. Use {olddata} and {break} tokens in the ValueData parameter:
On a
string,expandsz, ormultisztype value, you may use a special constant called{olddata}in this parameter.{olddata}is replaced with the previous data of the registry value. The{olddata}constant can be useful if you need to append a string to an existing value, for example,{olddata};{app}. If the value does not exist or the existing value isn't a string type, the{olddata}constant is silently removed.{olddata}will also be silently removed if the value being created is amultisztype but the existing value is not a multi-string type (i.e. it's REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ), and vice versa.
On a
multisztype value, you may use a special constant called{break}in this parameter to embed line breaks (nulls).
[Registry]
Root: HKLM; Subkey: "SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl"; ValueType: multisz;
ValueName: "PreshutdownOrder"; ValueData: "{olddata}{break}newline"
answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
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Add an entry to [Registry] section with ValueType parameter set to multisz. Use {olddata} and {break} tokens in the ValueData parameter:
On a
string,expandsz, ormultisztype value, you may use a special constant called{olddata}in this parameter.{olddata}is replaced with the previous data of the registry value. The{olddata}constant can be useful if you need to append a string to an existing value, for example,{olddata};{app}. If the value does not exist or the existing value isn't a string type, the{olddata}constant is silently removed.{olddata}will also be silently removed if the value being created is amultisztype but the existing value is not a multi-string type (i.e. it's REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ), and vice versa.
On a
multisztype value, you may use a special constant called{break}in this parameter to embed line breaks (nulls).
[Registry]
Root: HKLM; Subkey: "SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl"; ValueType: multisz;
ValueName: "PreshutdownOrder"; ValueData: "{olddata}{break}newline"
answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
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up vote
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Add an entry to [Registry] section with ValueType parameter set to multisz. Use {olddata} and {break} tokens in the ValueData parameter:
On a
string,expandsz, ormultisztype value, you may use a special constant called{olddata}in this parameter.{olddata}is replaced with the previous data of the registry value. The{olddata}constant can be useful if you need to append a string to an existing value, for example,{olddata};{app}. If the value does not exist or the existing value isn't a string type, the{olddata}constant is silently removed.{olddata}will also be silently removed if the value being created is amultisztype but the existing value is not a multi-string type (i.e. it's REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ), and vice versa.
On a
multisztype value, you may use a special constant called{break}in this parameter to embed line breaks (nulls).
[Registry]
Root: HKLM; Subkey: "SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl"; ValueType: multisz;
ValueName: "PreshutdownOrder"; ValueData: "{olddata}{break}newline"
answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
Add an entry to [Registry] section with ValueType parameter set to multisz. Use {olddata} and {break} tokens in the ValueData parameter:
On a
string,expandsz, ormultisztype value, you may use a special constant called{olddata}in this parameter.{olddata}is replaced with the previous data of the registry value. The{olddata}constant can be useful if you need to append a string to an existing value, for example,{olddata};{app}. If the value does not exist or the existing value isn't a string type, the{olddata}constant is silently removed.{olddata}will also be silently removed if the value being created is amultisztype but the existing value is not a multi-string type (i.e. it's REG_SZ or REG_EXPAND_SZ), and vice versa.
On a
multisztype value, you may use a special constant called{break}in this parameter to embed line breaks (nulls).
[Registry]
Root: HKLM; Subkey: "SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControl"; ValueType: multisz;
ValueName: "PreshutdownOrder"; ValueData: "{olddata}{break}newline"
answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
83k22153340
answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
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answered Nov 19 at 17:44
Martin Prikryl
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