Re: [ros-dev] Probelms with ZwOpenKey or RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyP ath?

[Murphy, Ged (Bolton)]

Timo Kreuzer wrote:

>   This is the code:
>  
>    RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath(&CurrentUserKeyPath);
>    
InitializeObjectAttributes(&ObjectAttributes,&CurrentUserKeyPath,OBJ_CASE_IN
SENSITIVE,NULL,NULL);
>     Status = ZwOpenKey(&CurrentUserKeyHandle,
> KEY_READ, &ObjectAttributes);
>  
>  And I always get Status == STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND 
What makes you sure ZwOpenKey is failing, and not one of the functions above
it?
You should use error checking where nessesary.

Ged.

[Timo Kreuzer]

Murphy, Ged (Bolton) schrieb:
>  
>  What makes you sure ZwOpenKey is failing, and not one of the functions above
>  it?
>  You should use error checking where nessesary.
>
>  Ged.
>     
NT_SUCCESS(RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath(...)) is TRUE.

InitializeObjectAttributes is a macro, that cannot fail.

#define InitializeObjectAttributes(p,n,a,r,s) { \
  (p)->Length = sizeof(OBJECT_ATTRIBUTES); \
  (p)->RootDirectory = (r); \
  (p)->Attributes = (a); \
  (p)->ObjectName = (n); \
  (p)->SecurityDescriptor = (s); \
  (p)->SecurityQualityOfService = NULL; \
}

I'll try to find out what ObjectAttributes is initiliazed to, but trunk 
is crashing, when compiled with debug = 1.

[Alex Ionescu]

Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
>   Timo Kreuzer wrote:
>  
>  
> >  This is the code:
> >
> >   RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath(&CurrentUserKeyPath);
> >   
> >  
>  
>  InitializeObjectAttributes(&ObjectAttributes,&CurrentUserKeyPath,OBJ_CASE_IN
>  SENSITIVE,NULL,NULL);
>  
> >    Status = ZwOpenKey(&CurrentUserKeyHandle,
> > KEY_READ, &ObjectAttributes);
> >
> > And I always get Status == STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND 
>  
>  
>  What makes you sure ZwOpenKey is failing, and not one of the functions above
>  it?
>  You should use error checking where nessesary.
>   
That's why I told him to print out the value of &CurrentUserKeyPath. He
seems to have ignored my email...

Best regards,
Alex Ionescu

[Magnus Olsen]

Hi
we do not have SysColors  key in ros reg and that reason it fail.
he did igonre jimtablor. if it same guy I thinking of
I told him we do not have reg key for SysColors and
spi message to get and set. and SysColors is hard code into
win32k



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alex Ionescu" <ionucu(a)videotron.ca>
To: "ReactOS Development List" <ros-dev(a)reactos.org>
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 5:39 PM
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] Probelms with ZwOpenKey or
RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath?


>   Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
>  > Timo Kreuzer wrote:
>  >
>  >
>  >>This is the code:
>  >>
>  >>  RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath(&CurrentUserKeyPath);
>  >>
>  >>
>  >
>  >
InitializeObjectAttributes(&ObjectAttributes,&CurrentUserKeyPath,OBJ_CASE_IN
>   > SENSITIVE,NULL,NULL);
>  >
>  >>  Status = ZwOpenKey(&CurrentUserKeyHandle, KEY_READ,
&ObjectAttributes);
>   >>
>  >>And I always get Status == STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND
>  >
>  >
>  > What makes you sure ZwOpenKey is failing, and not one of the functions 
above
> >   it?
> >  You should use error checking where nessesary.
> >  
>  That's why I told him to print out the value of &CurrentUserKeyPath. He
>  seems to have ignored my email...
>
>  Best regards,
>  Alex Ionescu
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>  Ros-dev mailing list
>  Ros-dev(a)reactos.org
>  http://www.reactos.org/mailman/listinfo/ros-dev

[Alex Ionescu]

Magnus Olsen wrote:
>   Hi
>  we do not have SysColors  key in ros reg and that reason it fail.
>  he did igonre jimtablor. if it same guy I thinking of
>  I told him we do not have reg key for SysColors and
>  spi message to get and set. and SysColors is hard code into
>  win32k
>  
>  
I think you're missing the point and/or can't read source code. This has
nothing to do with system colors or win32k. He can't open the current
user key.

Best regards,
Alex Ionescu

[James Tabor]

Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
>   Timo Kreuzer wrote:
>  
>  
> >  This is the code:
> >
> >   RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath(&CurrentUserKeyPath);
> >   
> >  
>  
>  InitializeObjectAttributes(&ObjectAttributes,&CurrentUserKeyPath,OBJ_CASE_IN
>  SENSITIVE,NULL,NULL);
>  
> >    Status = ZwOpenKey(&CurrentUserKeyHandle,
> > KEY_READ, &ObjectAttributes);
> >
> > And I always get Status == STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND 
>  
>  
>  What makes you sure ZwOpenKey is failing, and not one of the functions above
>  it?
>  You should use error checking where nessesary.
>  
>  Ged. 
I looked and we only have one entry, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors\Background.

Wine does not see any of this with regedit. Testing regedit at work (2k & XP) shows
all of these 
settings.

 From wine source,
static const char * const DefSysColors[] =
{
     "Scrollbar", "192 192 192",              /* COLOR_SCROLLBAR */
     "Background", "0 128 128",               /* COLOR_BACKGROUND */
     "ActiveTitle", "0 0 128",                /* COLOR_ACTIVECAPTION
*/
     "InactiveTitle", "128 128 128",          /* COLOR_INACTIVECAPTION
*/
     "Menu", "192 192 192",                   /* COLOR_MENU */
     "Window", "255 255 255",                 /* COLOR_WINDOW */
     "WindowFrame", "0 0 0",                  /* COLOR_WINDOWFRAME */
     "MenuText", "0 0 0",                     /* COLOR_MENUTEXT */
     "WindowText", "0 0 0",                   /* COLOR_WINDOWTEXT */
     "TitleText", "255 255 255",              /* COLOR_CAPTIONTEXT */
     "ActiveBorder", "192 192 192",           /* COLOR_ACTIVEBORDER
*/
     "InactiveBorder", "192 192 192",         /* COLOR_INACTIVEBORDER
*/
     "AppWorkSpace", "128 128 128",           /* COLOR_APPWORKSPACE
*/
     "Hilight", "0 0 128",                    /* COLOR_HIGHLIGHT */
     "HilightText", "255 255 255",            /* COLOR_HIGHLIGHTTEXT
*/
     "ButtonFace", "192 192 192",             /* COLOR_BTNFACE */
     "ButtonShadow", "128 128 128",           /* COLOR_BTNSHADOW */
     "GrayText", "128 128 128",               /* COLOR_GRAYTEXT */
     "ButtonText", "0 0 0",                   /* COLOR_BTNTEXT */
     "InactiveTitleText", "192 192 192",      /*
COLOR_INACTIVECAPTIONTEXT */
     "ButtonHilight", "255 255 255",          /* COLOR_BTNHIGHLIGHT
*/
     "ButtonDkShadow", "0 0 0",               /* COLOR_3DDKSHADOW */
     "ButtonLight", "224 224 224",            /* COLOR_3DLIGHT */
     "InfoText", "0 0 0",                     /* COLOR_INFOTEXT */
     "InfoWindow", "255 255 225",             /* COLOR_INFOBK */
     "ButtonAlternateFace", "180 180 180",    /*
COLOR_ALTERNATEBTNFACE */
     "HotTrackingColor", "0 0 255",           /* COLOR_HOTLIGHT */
     "GradientActiveTitle", "16 132 208",     /*
COLOR_GRADIENTACTIVECAPTION */
     "GradientInactiveTitle", "181 181 181",  /*
COLOR_GRADIENTINACTIVECAPTION *
     "MenuHilight", "0 0 0",                  /* COLOR_MENUHILIGHT */
     "MenuBar", "192 192 192"                 /* COLOR_MENUBAR */
};

[Timo Kreuzer]

Ok, first thanks for all The replies.
It has in fact nothing to do with the presence of the Keys. I have 
written the appearance page of the desk.cpl, it set's the colors and 
writes the correct values to HKLM\Control Panel\Colors (at least on WinXP)

I just couldn't open the CurrentUserkey.
@Alex: I didn't ignore you, I answered to Ged's post, that I will try to 
find out as soon, as I get a debug-version running.
But I have found the error already: I exidently called my function from 
a place where there's probably no user logged on. I changed this and try 
a different implementation with RtlQueryRegistryValues, wich is better here.

James Tabor schrieb:
>   Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
>    
> >   Timo Kreuzer wrote:
> >
> >
> >      
> > >   This is the code:
> > >
> > >   RtlFormatCurrentUserKeyPath(&CurrentUserKeyPath);
> > >   
> > >
> > >         
> > InitializeObjectAttributes(&ObjectAttributes,&CurrentUserKeyPath,OBJ_CASE_IN
> >  SENSITIVE,NULL,NULL);
> >
> >      
> > >    Status = ZwOpenKey(&CurrentUserKeyHandle,
> > > KEY_READ, &ObjectAttributes);
> > >
> > >  And I always get Status == STATUS_OBJECT_NAME_NOT_FOUND
> > >         
> >  What makes you sure ZwOpenKey is failing, and not one of the functions
> > above
> >  it?
> >  You should use error checking where nessesary.
> >
> >  Ged.
> >       
>  I looked and we only have one entry, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Colors\Background.
>
>  Wine does not see any of this with regedit. Testing regedit at work (2k & XP) shows
> all of these 
>  settings.
>
>   From wine source,
>  static const char * const DefSysColors[] =
>

[Alex Ionescu]

Timo Kreuzer wrote:
>   Ok, first thanks for all The replies.
>  It has in fact nothing to do with the presence of the Keys. I have
>  written the appearance page of the desk.cpl, it set's the colors and
>  writes the correct values to HKLM\Control Panel\Colors (at least on WinXP)
>  
>  I just couldn't open the CurrentUserkey. 
Yes, that's what I've been trying to tell the others. I guess they had a
slow day and were lost watching TV or something.

>   @Alex: I didn't ignore you, I answered to
> Ged's post, that I will try to
>  find out as soon, as I get a debug-version running.
>  But I have found the error already: I exidently called my function from
>  a place where there's probably no user logged on. I changed this and try
>  a different implementation with RtlQueryRegistryValues, wich is better here. 
That's exactly why you should've just done what I said. I was expecting
this was the problem, and based on your print I could've told you the
solution. Oh well, glad you got it working.

Best regards,
Alex Ionescu

[Ged Murphy]

Timo Kreuzer wrote:
>   It has in fact nothing to do with the presence of the
> Keys. I have 
>  written the appearance page of the desk.cpl, it set's the colors and 
>  writes the correct values to HKLM\Control Panel\Colors (at least on WinXP)
>  
You aren't using ZwOpenKey in a cpl are you?

[Alex Ionescu]

Ged Murphy wrote:
>   Timo Kreuzer wrote:
>  
> >  It has in fact nothing to do with the presence of
> > the Keys. I have 
> > written the appearance page of the desk.cpl, it set's the colors and 
> > writes the correct values to HKLM\Control Panel\Colors (at least on WinXP)
> >  
>  
>  
>  You aren't using ZwOpenKey in a cpl are you?
>  
>   
Course he isn't, his original problem was not being in a logged in
account, which implies SYSTEM-context level application.

Best regards,
Alex Ionescu

[Timo Kreuzer]

Alex Ionescu schrieb:
>   Ged Murphy wrote:
>    
> >   Timo Kreuzer wrote:
> >
> >      
> > >   It has in fact nothing to do with the presence of
> > > the Keys. I have 
> > >  written the appearance page of the desk.cpl, it set's the colors and 
> > >  writes the correct values to HKLM\Control Panel\Colors (at least on WinXP)
> > >         
> >  You aren't using ZwOpenKey in a cpl are you?
> >       
>  Course he isn't, his original problem was not being in a logged in
>  account, which implies SYSTEM-context level application.
>     
In the cpl, I'm using RegOpenKey, of course, and that works.
This code is for implementing reading SysColor from the registry in 
win32k.sys.
I have now written a function IntSysColorsUpdatePerUserSettings inside 
win32k, wich is called just before IntDesktopUpdatePerUserSettings. (at 
this point the user is logged on).
It now uses RtlQueryRegistryValues to query all the color values at once 
and call a Callback procedure for every entry.
Don't know if it works, because trunk is always restarting at second 
level setup. and never logging on.
I'm just recompiling lastest rev...