If I am just given an open HKEY, is there a function I can use to retrieve
the name of the key?
Thanks
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Adam Clauss
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Adam Clauss wrote: If I am just given an open HKEY, is there a function I can use to retrieve
the name of the key?
Thanks
Process Explorer from sysinternals.co m can do that, but I don't know
how. I'm looking for similar functionality for an application that I am
developing.
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Adam Clauss wrote: If I am just given an open HKEY, is there a function I can use to
retrieve the name of the key?
No, there isn't. Regmon from sysinternals does this by intercepting all
RegOpen/RegCreate calls and building it's own map of handle -> path.
-cd
"Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP]" <cp************ *************** **@mvps.org.nos pam>
wrote Adam Clauss wrote: If I am just given an open HKEY, is there a function I can use to
retrieve the name of the key?
No, there isn't. Regmon from sysinternals does this by intercepting all
RegOpen/RegCreate calls and building it's own map of handle -> path.
IIRC you should be able to determine the path by querying the object
name. For instance, with Zw/NtQueryObject. Although there's quite
some information available, it's not a documented feature, however.
(IIRC there's an article on codeproject about the NT API)
If one is interested in debugging only, the !handle extension might be good
enough.
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