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6.8

Check For Correct Registry Value

Asked by ADawn in Visual Basic Programming

Hello All,

I'm trying to check for the correct registry values when my application starts. The following is what is used to set the values of my calendar controls throughout the program:

'Color1 = 255            'This value can change
'Color2 = 11777465   'This value can change
'Color3 = 16557892   'This value can change

Dim sSplitThese() As String

iRegistryValues = Get the above color values from the registry. 'These values can be change by the user in the option's area of my program.

sSplitThese = Split(iRegistryValues, ":")

With MyCalendar
 .TitleBackColor = sSplitThese(0)
 .TitleForeColor = sSplitThese(1)
 .TrailingForeColor = sSplitThese(2)
End With

Now, there may some typos above (I'm not at my computer). If the user manually changes registry values, like add a 'Letter' to the string or remove one of the array values I receive an error.

If a 'Letter' is added I receive a Type Mismatch error. If an array value is missing I receive another error (I forget the error).

The array should look like this. 255:11777465:16557892

But, if it is changed to (say) this 25ss5:117dd77465:165ww57892 , I get an error.

If one of the array values are missing, like this 255:11777465: , I receive an error.

Any way of checking for these errors?

ADawn
   










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