Windows
DCli ships with a number of Windows specific functions and classes.
Under the hood DCli uses the win32 package which we recommend if you need additional Windows specific functionality.
The DCli Windows methods also rely heavily on the win32 package's constants such as HKEY_CURRENT_USER
so in most circumstances you will need to import win32.
To add win32 to you dependencies.
To access the Windows specific APIs you need to import the windows barrel file.
Windows Registry
The Windows Registry is unique to Windows so if you want to write cross platform scripts then you should avoid using the Registry. However in some circumstances this simply isn't possible
In this case use the Platform.isWindows
method to determine when to use the registry.
Windows specific functions
DCli includes:
regAppendToPath
Appends [newPath] to the Windows PATH environment variable.
regIsOnUserPath
Returns true if the given [path] is on the user's path.
regPrependToPath
Prepend [newPath] to the Windows PATH environment variable.
regGetUserPath
Gets the User's Path (as opposed to the system path) as a list.
regSetString
Sets a Windows registry key to a string value of type REG_SZ.
regSetNone
Sets a Windows registry valueName with a type REG_NONE.
regGetString
Gets a Windows registry value o0f type REG_SZ [hkey] is typically HKEY_CURRENT_USER or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.
regSetDWORD
Sets a Windows registry key to a string value of type REG_SZ.
regGetDWORD
Reads a DWORD from the registry.
regDeleteKey
Deletes an registry key.
regDeleteValue
Deletes an registry key.
regGetExpandString
Retrieves a registry value located at [hkey]/[subKey]/[valueName] that is of type REG_EXPAND_SZ.
regSetExpandString
Sets the [value] of the [hkey] located at [hkey]/[subKey] in the Windows Registry. The [value] is set to type REG_EXPAND_SZ.
regKeyExists
Tests if a registry key exists.
regCreateKey
Creates a registry key.
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