Solution for Searching for Registry Keys in SLX File
From: Benjamin Madsen (bmadsen_at_massie-labs.com)
Date: 09/27/04
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Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2004 17:16:24 GMT
Okay, I put together something from another post about saving Target
Designer SLX files to XML and searching for registry keys. For those
that are interested and haven't figured this out yet (like me until this
morning), use the following process to find the source of a registry key:
1) Load your project in Target Designer
2) Save your project as an XML SLX file using "Save As"
3) Open the XML SLX file using a text or XML editor
4) Run your text-based search on the Registry Key's source
Note: You might have to deal with the %(code)% tokens as they are stored
in un-converted format. I.e. %24%\test.exe would be C:\test.exe and the
value stored in the file is '%24%\test.exe'.
Regards,
Ben Madsen
Systems Engineer
Massie Laboratories, Inc.
<bmadsen@massie-labs.com>
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