DataTree.CopyToDataTree
Copies key from one tree to another.
[C++]
bool CopyToDataTree(char* Key, char* ValueName, MCDataTree* NewTree,
char *NewKey, bool CopySubKeys, bool CopyValue);
[Pascal]
function CopyToDataTree(Key, ValueName: string; NewTree: TMCDataTree;
NewKey : string; CopySubKeys, CopyValue: Boolean): Boolean;
[VB6]
not applicable;
[ActiveX]
not applicable;
[C#]
public bool CopyToDataTree(String Key, string ValueName, MCDataTree NewTree,
string NewKey, bool CopySubKeys, bool CopyValue);
[VB.NET]
Public Function CopyToDataTree(ByVal Key As String, ByVal ValueName As String, ByVal NewTree As MCDataTree,
ByVal NewKey As String, ByVal CopySubKeys As Boolean, ByVal CopyValue As Boolean) As Boolean
[Java]
public boolean CopyToDataTree(String Key, String ValueName, MCDataTree NewTree,
String NewKey, boolean CopySubKeys, boolean CopyValue);
[Java ME]
public boolean CopyToDataTree(String Key, String ValueName, MCDataTree NewTree,
String NewKey, boolean CopySubKeys, boolean CopyValue);
[Palm]
bool CopyToDataTree(char* Key, char* ValueName, MCDataTree* NewTree,
char *NewKey, bool CopySubKeys, bool CopyValue);
[DLL]
not applicable;
- Key - name of the key you want to copy. For more information look here.
- ValueName - if you want to copy only one value set its name here. If you don't set this parameter then all values will be copied. For more information look here.
- NewTree - name of the tree to wich you copy keys
- NewKey - path to the new key
- CopySubKeys - set this parameter to true if you want to copy subkeys.
- CopyValue - set this parameter to true if you want to copy key values.
True on success.
False on failure.
Use this method to copy key from one tree to another.
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