Registry programming
The Windows Registry consists of a single root node, and child nodes. Each node can contain both child nodes (down as far as you care to go) and values with have names that are unique within the node.
All of that describes an attribute-based (the way I like them) XML document, too. I would be really nifty if MS's XML tools let you access the registry like it was an XML document.
All of that describes an attribute-based (the way I like them) XML document, too. I would be really nifty if MS's XML tools let you access the registry like it was an XML document.
