registryNamesubregistryentry
registryNamesubregistryentry is a term used to describe a specific data element within a hierarchical registry structure. It refers to an individual entry located under a named subregistry within a broader registry namespace. In such systems, data is organized as keys or nodes in a tree, with registryName identifying the top-level namespace, subregistry identifying a subkey or category within that namespace, and entry identifying the concrete item or setting stored at that location.
Structure: A registryNamesubregistryentry typically comprises three components: a registryName (the root namespace), a subregistry (a subkey
Usage: This construct is used to organize configuration settings, resource metadata, or component definitions in large
Example: In a hypothetical registry, an entry might be registryName='Software', subregistry='CompanyProduct\\Plugins', entry='LastUpdate', data type='DateTime', value='2025-05-01T12:00:00Z'.
Notes: Exact syntax and semantics vary by implementation; some registries use dot-separated paths or hierarchical keys