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  1. i have this code running but it just would not start the code: Local $rndSleep = Int (Random(180000,240000,1000)) MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "NaaaNuuu", "This message box will show the sleeptime after closing the tabs, you got " & $rndSleep & " seconds left.", $rndSleep) here is t...
  2. Hello, I'm making program(using AutoIt) that would connect to server. I need help converting numbers to VarInt. About VarInt: About VarInt: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/encoding#varints I can't understand how VarInt works, maybe somebody could help me? T...
  3. Seems like Int function works incorrect sometimes. Int of binary data works fine on 1-byte data only. 2+ byte data always returns incorrect results. Int of 4-byte binary data and it's string representation: Int of 4-byte binary data returns bswap as result. Int64 of string representati...
  4. Hello everyone, Again here with my new question. I do have a value what is "text" string, what i read from memory adress, but i do not understand when i convert it, why i geting only the first 4 letter from the word... I was reading how does it storeing in memory, but i am not 100% sure, i did...
  5. Hi, I don't understand how the size of the structure works. I know that an int has a size of 4 bytes, if I get the size of the struct then I have 4 bytes; a byte has as size of 1 byte, if I get the size of the struct then I have 1 byte. Until here everything seems fine, unless I make a structure...
  6. Title says it all. I'm trying to communicate with a server, where the first two bytes are an u16 of the length of the packet. But I have no idea how to go to u16...in order to send it over TCP... Anyone know how? Thanks in advance.
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