Also, I can’t figure out how to just print out all the keys in the Registry. The keys method requires a pid to be passed in and it only returns keys registered by that pid. I just want to see the keys to all processes that any process may have registered.
# from some other process at a later time that only wants to lookup pid, never register them...
Registry.keys(MyAppProcessRegistry, some_pid) # <-- but I don't know the pid
Why do I have to pass in some_pid??? – shouldn’t I be getting values based on keys, not getting keys based on values?
Shouldn’t Registry.keys only take a single argument – the registry name. I just want a list of all the keys in the registry. Why does it take two arguments?
