Spooky

Hi, Has anyone used autoit, particulary the new version 3 to do anything with the Vista Registry?

Thats what I thought too. I'm not even sure i got the code right tho and want to make sure before i call it quits for this subject. Can anyone suggest some proper code?

I'm experimenting with hotkeys. I wanted to try them out on a game. The goal is to open the ingame console - send a text command and have that command activated. Further, I need this thing to stay active and respond with the same action each time the ingame "p" key is pressed. It would (I think) look something like this: Send("{END}gamelogic.togglepause{ENTER}") When the ingame "p" key is pressed the autoit script would activate - The {END} opens the ingame console - the text command "gamelogic.togglepause" is sent - the {ENTER} activates the command ingame. I stated with this kludged up code: HotKeySet("p", "TPause") Func TPause() While 1 If ProcessExists("BF2.exe") Then Send("{END}gamelogic.togglepause{ENTER}") MsgBox(0, "Example", "BF2 is running.") EndIf WEnd EndFunc The "p" is a key in game, and the BF2.exe is the game executable. The above code obviously doesn't work. I looked around the forum and only saw things to pause or activate scripts and tried some of them out, couldn't get them to send anything to the game console. Any help? Thank You

I am using beta 3.1.1.98 - is this not the correct version? P.S...nevermind, uninstalled auitoit then completly re-installed everything - now it works.

I get this error when I try to use it: If $objQualifierDictionary.Exists("dynamic") Then If $objQualifierDictionary.E^ERROR Error: Unable to parse line.

I have a few questions about this. 1. I do this as an incude in my script - right? 2. In my script I need to define what - $i_hProcess, $i_lpBaseAddress, $s_Type ,$i_nSize - are? As global variables? 3. If I need to define the items in question 2 above, then do I need to use all of them? If for example I dont need the - $i_lpBaseAddress, $s_Type ,$i_nSize - do I still need to define them and use them for this to work? 4. for the line: Func _WriteProcessMemory($i_hProcess, $i_lpBaseAddress, $s_Type ,$v_Inject, $i_nSize) if i'm going to write opcodes to something in memory, an .exe for example, i assume that the $v_Inject would be the opcode? If it is the opcode then does it take the format of for example "90" (a NOP) or just 90 (without quotes)? What format does this take? 5. I dont understand this: Local $v_Struct = DllStructCreate ($s_Type&'[' & $i_nSize & ']') Local $v_lpNumberOfBytesRead = '' is it necessary to use this? If so, do I need to define $s_Type and $i_nSize ??

I know that autoit only presently has options for reading and writing to a .dll. However, its indicated in a few posts in the forum that its possible to read and write to an .exe like for example in this post: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=12651 The script at that post doesn;t seem to work for some reason, don't know if its me or what. Anyway, is there a simple way to do this?

Yep, i saw that one. I wonder if there will be items included in autoit to read a write without having to mess with dll's? Oh well, it fun to play with it right now.

Hi, just d/l and installed autoit. Looks like a very useful item. Already working on a few things. One thing I did notice tho was a lack of API's/functions to read and write to memory (except maybe involving .dll files). What about reading and writing to .exe files in memory? Is it possible to do this with autoit or do i need to fall back to C++ methods?