Blue Eye Macro

[quote="zxar7"][quote="Gigus"]Its used to read information from the windows registry database.
Generally not something needed except for very specific tasks, like reading the current start page of your internet browser, or reading the resolution inside a certain game etc (Not all games store this in registry, but many does).

If your not sure what the windows registry is, don't worry about it, you probably wont need to.

To manually view the registry, open "regedit" using the run-command in your start menu - Warning: changing anything inside the registry may cause severe problems for your windows installation and installed apps.[/quote]


I added the .dll to the plugins folder and yet I cannot see it on the BEM, and I used plugins before. I added another plugin and this plugin I can see and use[/quote]

[quote="Gigus"]Its used to read information from the windows registry database.
Generally not something needed except for very specific tasks, like reading the current start page of your internet browser, or reading the resolution inside a certain game etc (Not all games store this in registry, but many does).

If your not sure what the windows registry is, don't worry about it, you probably wont need to.

To manually view the registry, open "regedit" using the run-command in your start menu - Warning: changing anything inside the registry may cause severe problems for your windows installation and installed apps.[/quote]


I added the .dll to the plugins folder and yet I cannot see it on the BEM, and I used plugins before. I added another plugin and this plugin I can see and use

Its used to read information from the windows registry database.
Generally not something needed except for very specific tasks, like reading the current start page of your internet browser, or reading the resolution inside a certain game etc (Not all games store this in registry, but many does).

If your not sure what the windows registry is, don't worry about it, you probably wont need to.

To manually view the registry, open "regedit" using the run-command in your start menu - Warning: changing anything inside the registry may cause severe problems for your windows installation and installed apps.

sir whats this plugin is about thanks

thank you

thx for this

thx 4 help

sory just ask what this plugin work for???

thx you to help

Ownage once posted a plugin in this section to read from registry.

This is the same plugin, just updated to work with the new plugin system introduced with BE version 2.5.

To compile the following C# code, make sure to reference Plugin.dll (by default: C:\Program Files (x86)\Blue Eye Macro\Plugin.dll)
Also make sure to mark your project as a .NET 3.5 project.

To download the compiled version, scroll to the bottom of this post.

[code]
using System;
using Microsoft.Win32;
using Plugin.BaseClasses;
using Plugin.Classes;

namespace ReadFromRegistry
{
[Serializable]
public class ReadFromRegistry : BaseInstruction
{
public override void InitArguments()
{
Arguments.Add(new PluginArgument(PluginArgument.ArgumentType.Text, 250, "Registry Path", @"The path of the registry key, Example: SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN"));
Arguments.Add(new PluginArgument(PluginArgument.ArgumentType.Text, 150, "Registry Key", "The key to read, Example: \"Start Page\""));
Arguments.Add(new PluginArgument(PluginArgument.ArgumentType.Text, 100, "Variable", "The variable to save the read value to"));
}

public override void Execute()
{
string path = Arguments[0].Value.ToString();
string key = Arguments[1].Value.ToString();
string var = Arguments[2].Value.ToString();

RegistryKey myKey = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(path, true);
string finalval = myKey.GetValue(key) as string;

SetVariable(var, finalval);
}

public override string Name
{
get { return "Read from registry"; }
}
}
}
[/code]

[b]Download here:[/b] (Save in your Plugins folder, by default this is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Blue Eye Macro\Plugins)
[attachment=0]ReadFromRegistry.dll[/attachment]


To test the plugin try the following macro:
[code]
begin
Plugins.Read from registry("SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN", "Start Page", "value")
Window.Display message box("{value}", "yes")
end
[/code]

It will retrieve and display the URL of the current start page in Internet Explorer.