Is there anyone using registry.prg (as opposed to registry.vcx)?

The reason that I ask is that in trying to understand how it
works, I downloaded a lot of documentation. One point was that writes
to the Registry are lazy and so, may not happen for a while. Has
anyone noted problems with this?

I used RegFlushKey() to force the write. (This is not supported
by registry.prg.) The Registry documentation I have downloaded states
that this uses quite a bit of resources, but does not say exactly
what. Since I want to be able to print several reports in quick
succession, a delay is exactly what I do not want. Have you noted
forced Registry updates slowing your system?

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

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Hi Gene

the info from there. So writes to the Registry (the part in memory) are at once,
but saving changes of the Registry to disk are lazy.
I think, for your purpose of telling the file name to the PDF writer, it is not
necessary, that this volatile info ever reaches the disk.

Regards
Bernhard Sander