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    • Richard Jones's avatar
      Version 1.2.2. · 4afeaa0b
      Richard Jones authored
      4afeaa0b
    • Richard Jones's avatar
      regedit: Add implicit nul-termination when importing strings. · 81cc08b7
      Richard Jones authored
      When you import a string value like:
        "Foo"="Bar"
      using Windows regedit program, implicit nul-termination is added
      to the value (not the key), so what is stored in the value would
      be something like:
        hex(1):42,00,61,00,72,00,00,00
      where two of the trailing zero bytes come from the implicit
      terminator.  This corrects the reg_import function so it works
      the same way.
      81cc08b7
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