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Program name seems to change..

Ian BranchIan Branch
in LMD-Tools
Hi Team,
D10.3.2 32bit, Win 10, latest LMD controls.
I am using a TLMDIniCtrl.  
Target is set to itRegistry.
IniPrefix is set to ppProgram.
No Regpath set.
RegRoot is set to rpCurrent User.

When the App starts it writes & checks the registry entry.  If the entry isn't there it creates it.  In this case "Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DBiWorkflow" and writes the various sub-keys/data to it.
Strangely, when the Application exits it creates and writes to a different entry "Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\DBiWorkflow for Windows"
{code}
  //
  DBWReg.WriteString('Session Keys', 'DBiWorkflow', '');
  //
{code}

DBiWorkflow is the Application's file name, 
DBiWorkflow for Windows is the Application's Title in Delphi.

This is either a bug or I have something set wrong.
Can anybody advise please?

Regards & TIA,
Ian

Comments

  • Rafael Maricca (LMD)Rafael Maricca (LMD)
    1. IniPrefix specifies location if inifile in itIniFileMode - does not have any effect in itRegistry mode.
    2. If you don't specify a custom RegPath, the global LMDApplication.GetDefaultRegPath method is used to determine a generated regpath (using LMDApplication.Company, Application.Title and LMDApplication.Version properties).
    If you use method before Application.Title is set, then your scenario can happen (simply check by logging LMDApplication.GetDefaultRegPath located in LMDClass unit).

    Solution:
    a. Set global Application.Title variable before you use TLMDIniCtrl component (or use component not until Application.Title was set internally).
    b. Or simply set  RegPath property in TLMDIniCtrl component instead of using the generated value.

  • Ian BranchIan Branch
    Hi Rafael,
    Ahhh.  Tks.  All sorted now.

    Regards,
    Ian
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