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Elverion: /* memoryWriteStringPtr */

2012-11-19T22:50:29Z

‎memoryWriteStringPtr

2012-11-19T22:32:38Z

‎memoryWriteDoublePtr

2011-07-22T22:15:03Z

Protected "Memory Functions" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

2011-07-22T22:07:46Z

2011-07-21T15:11:54Z

‎memoryReadFloatPtr

2011-07-21T01:53:31Z

‎memoryReadUIntPtr

2011-07-21T01:20:51Z

‎memoryReadUString

2011-07-20T08:19:09Z

‎memoryReadFloat

2011-05-10T20:41:27Z

Protected "Memory Functions" ([edit=sysop] (expires 20:41, 10 June 2011 (UTC)) [move=sysop] (expires 20:41, 10 June 2011 (UTC)))

2011-05-10T20:30:30Z

Undo revision 854 by 41.174.9.168 (Talk)

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    printf("Failed to write memory\n");
 end
 </source>

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 myData = 123.5;
 success = memoryWriteDoublePtr(myProcess, 0x0D2E0F90, 0xA8, myData);
 if( success == false ) then
    printf("Failed to write memory\n");
 end
 </source>

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-Information is power and now I'm a !@#$ing diatctor.
+== memoryReadFloat ==
 == memoryReadDouble ==
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-That's the best asenwr of all time! JMHO
+== memoryReadUString ==
 == memoryReadBytePtr ==
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-Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
+== memoryReadUIntPtr ==
 == memoryReadDoublePtr ==

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 Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
-== memoryReadFloatPtr ==
+Thanks guys, I just about lost it lokiong for this.
 == memoryReadDoublePtr ==

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−	~~== memoryReadUIntPtr ==~~	+	Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
−	~~'''number memoryReadUIntPtr(handle, address)'''~~
−
−	~~Exactly like [[Memory_Functions#memoryReadIntPtr\|memoryReadIntPtr]](), except it will return an unsigned int from the specified process handle and address.~~
−

	== memoryReadFloatPtr ==		== memoryReadFloatPtr ==

← Older revision	Revision as of 22:15, 22 July 2011
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← Older revision		Revision as of 01:20, 21 July 2011
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−	~~== memoryReadUString ==~~	+	That's the best asenwr of all time! JMHO
−	~~'''string memoryReadUString(handle, address)'''~~
−
−	~~'''string memoryReadUString(handle, address, length)'''~~
−
−	~~Reads a NULL-terminated Unicode string from the specified process handle and address. Make sure it~~'s ~~NULL-terminated (or use optional 'length' parameter), or you will get an infinite loop!~~
−
−	~~This function will also return a second value: true or false. If the value is true, the function was successful, otherwise, it has failed to read~~ the ~~memory. In the case~~ of ~~a failure, the first value returned will also be 0.~~
−
−	~~If 'length' is specified, then this function will read up to 'length' characters (not including NULL-terminator). The NULL-terminator will be appended for you in this case.~~
−
−	~~'handle' should be the variable that you obtained using [[Process_Functions#openProcess\|openProcess]]().~~
−
−	~~'''Example'''~~
−	~~<source lang="lua">~~
−	~~-- This will read 0x0D2E0F90 on MyProcess and store it into name~~
−	~~name = memoryReadUString( myProcess, 0x0D2E0F90);~~
−	~~printf("Your character\'s name is %s\n", name);~~
−	~~</source>~~
−

	== memoryReadBytePtr ==		== memoryReadBytePtr ==

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−	~~== memoryReadFloat ==~~	+	Information is power and now I'm a !@#$ing diatctor.
−	~~'''number memoryReadFloat(handle, address)~~'''
−
−	~~Reads~~ a ~~float (4 bytes; floating point integer - may contain values such as 1.5 or 192083.0) from the specified handle and address.~~
−
−	~~'handle' should be the variable that you obtained using [[Process_Functions~~#~~openProcess\|openProcess]]()~~.
−
−	~~'''Example'''~~
−	~~<source lang="lua">~~
−	~~-- This will read 0x0D2E0F90 on MyProcess and store it into HP~~
−	~~HP = memoryReadFloat( myProcess, 0x0D2E0F90);~~
−	~~if( HP <= 100 ) then~~
−	~~printf("Hp[%d] dropping too low!",HP);~~
−	~~end~~
−	~~</source>~~
−

	== memoryReadDouble ==		== memoryReadDouble ==

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:41, 10 May 2011
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← Older revision		Revision as of 20:30, 10 May 2011
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−	~~Very true! Makes~~ a ~~chngae to see someone spell~~ it ~~out like~~ that. :)	+	== memoryReadDoublePtr ==
		+	'''number memoryReadDoublePtr(handle, address, offset)'''
		+
		+	Reads a double from the specified address + offset from process denoted by 'handle'. This is exactly like [[Memory_Functions#memoryReadDouble\|memoryReadDouble]] except that it reads from a pointer. If you do not need an offset, call this function with the offset parameter as 0.
		+
		+	'handle' should be the variable that you obtained using [[Process_Functions#openProcess\|openProcess]]().
		+
		+	'''Example'''
		+	<source lang="lua">
		+	-- This will read (*0x0D2E0F90) + 0xA8 on MyProcess and store it into HP
		+	HP = memoryReadUIntPtr( myProcess, 0x0D2E0F90, 0xA8);
		+	if( HP <= 100 ) then
		+	printf("Hp[%d] dropping too low!",HP);
		+	end
		+	</source>
		+

	== memoryReadStringPtr ==		== memoryReadStringPtr ==