public virtual void AddSubKey(RegistryKeyInfo parent, RegistryKeyInfo child)
{
// I think only the provider should be adding subkeys to the parent
// so parent calls this on any add and this can object?
// or actually no maybe other things can add, but provider would need to write those changes back to the source
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
public RegistryKeyInfo(RegistryProvider provider, RegistryKeyInfo parent, string name)
{
Provider = provider;
_Name = name;
Parent = parent;
_SubKeys = new Dictionary <string, RegistryKeyInfo>();
}
public abstract void SetKeyName(RegistryKeyInfo key, string name);
public void AddSubKey(RegistryKeyInfo subKey)
{
this.Provider.AddSubKey(this, subKey);
this._SubKeys.Add(subKey.Name, subKey);
}
public RegistryValueInfo(RegistryKeyInfo key, string name)
{
_Name = name;
_Key = key;
}
public RegistryDwordInfo(RegistryKeyInfo key, string name, uint value)
: base(key, name)
{
_Value = value;
Type = Microsoft.Win32.RegistryValueKind.DWord;
}
