[python-win32] pyRegistry AttributeError

[Jens B. Jorgensen]

Ok, a version 1.0.4 is out now. getSubKeys is still there but causes a 
deprecation warning. getKeyNames is now in place as the "right" way to 
do it since this naming is more symmetric. I thought about adding an 
iterator to the object that'd go through the sub-keys and value names. 
However, it was a bit more than I could do at the moment and wanted to 
put this fix out there.

Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:

> Doh! I just changed the docs because I thought that I already had 
> changed the function name. Ack. I shall fix this later tonight and it 
> shall be getKeyNames as it really should be.
>
> Sorry!
>
> David Flory wrote:
>
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>> I just downloaded pyRegistry (the 2004-08-11 binary update, v1.0.3) 
>> and am
>> having a problem.  My test code is:
>>
>> ===============
>> import pyRegistry
>> baseKey = "HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Themes"
>> basereg = pyRegistry.open(baseKey) print basereg.getValueNames()
>> print basereg.getKeyNames()
>> ============
>>
>> Which returns
>>
>> =================
>> D:\bin>test_pyRegistry
>> ('Drop Shadow', 'Flat Menus', 'SetupVersion', 'InstallTheme',
>> 'InstallVisualStyle')
>> Traceback (most recent call last):
>>  File "D:\bin\test_pyRegistry.py", line 5, in ?
>>    print basereg.getKeyNames()
>> AttributeError: getKeyNames
>> ============
>>
>> It appears as though open() and getValueNames() both work fine while
>> getKeyNames throws an error. 
>> I am running Python 2.3.4 on a WinXP machine.  Any suggestions?
>>
>> In advance, many thanks for any help.
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