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rog9001
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 Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2016 1:58 pm Post subject: How to use for 2 injection points? |
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I am having some issues when making a edit box set a value in a script with 2 injection points so basically
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function CEToggleBox1Change(sender)
if ( blah blah blah(FORM1.CEToggleBox1) == 1) then
autoAssemble(string.format([[
alloc(mem1,1000)
label(1)
label(ret)
mem1:
1:
mov eax,%X
mov edx,eax
jmp ret
ADDRESS:
jmp 1
nop
ret:
alloc(mem2,1000)
label(1a)
label(reta)
mem2:
1a:
mov [eax+0C],%X
mov ecx,[eax+0C]
jmp reta
ADDRESS2:
jmp 1a
reta:
]],tonumber(FORM1.CEEdit1.Text)))
else
autoAssemble([[
// deallocation stuff \\
]])
end
end
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but how do I make the %X work for both injection points?
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2016 2:22 pm Post subject: |
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| rog9001 wrote: | | as you know or don't know %X only work for 1 injection point |
Where did you get that idea? If you have multiple format specifiers, all you need to do is include multiple arguments to string.format. Example:
| Code: | | print(string.format("Two hexadecimal numbers '%08X' and '%08X'.", 0x00401828, 0x1234ABCD)) |
I should also point out this.
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rog9001
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2016 2:44 pm Post subject: |
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| ParkourPenguin wrote: | | rog9001 wrote: | | as you know or don't know %X only work for 1 injection point |
Where did you get that idea? If you have multiple format specifiers, all you need to do is include multiple arguments to string.format. Example:
| Code: | | print(string.format("Two hexadecimal numbers '%08X' and '%08X'.", 0x00401828, 0x1234ABCD)) |
I should also point out this. |
Well I am not good with lua at all. I do not understand, what is this meant to be?
print(string.format("Two hexadecimal numbers '%08X' and '%08X'.", 0x00401828, 0x1234ABCD))
Also exactly what do you do with this?
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ParkourPenguin
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That is an example. It shows you can use multiple format specifiers (i.e. %X) in a format string as you requested. If you do not know how to gather information from that example, you should learn the basics of Lua first before you try to learn topics that build off of the basics.
For more technical information:
http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#pdf-string.format
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| Posted: Thu Jul 28, 2016 3:49 pm Post subject: |
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| ParkourPenguin wrote: | That is an example. It shows you can use multiple format specifiers (i.e. %X) in a format string as you requested. If you do not know how to gather information from that example, you should learn the basics of Lua first before you try to learn topics that build off of the basics.
For more technical information:
http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#pdf-string.format |
thanks for the help :\
last question. what if instead of the %x, %d, %c, %i and all of that other stuff all separate, what if i want to assign 1 of those things for example %d to something so for example "[Input] = %d"
and then do something like
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mov eax,[Input]
mov edx,eax
jmp ret
. . .
push esi
mov esi,[Input]
mov [eax+0C],esi
mov ecx,[eax+0C]
pop esi
jmp reta
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how would something like this be done?
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