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I posted this video to make you see crypter works but If I put password in Decryptor (to make program works on other computers) even smallest code doesnt execute

 

#include "MCFinclude.au3"

#include-once
#include <GUIConstants.au3>
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>




Global $b = "b"





    Global $hGUI = GUICreate("Test", 500, 500, -1, -1)


    $seCguiLoad = GUICtrlCreateButton("Load Sec GUI", 10, 10, 80, 30)



    MsgBox("","","eee")
    GUISetState(@SW_SHOW, $hGUI)

    While 1

    Switch GUIGetMsg()
        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            Exit

    EndSwitch

 

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@Jos: Thanks for the nudge; appreciated.:)

@Miliardsto: Okay, are you comfortable? Cause this will take a while.

First off, thanks a lot for the video.^_^ No really. Usually I hope people don't post screenshots and videos because they do not allow me to test anything myself, and I can generate my own error messages, I don't need to see other people's too. But in your exceptional case, it is crystal clear how and why your attempt to encrypt is failing (basically, you simply misunderstand the CC interface and the way the $CCkey array works). I'll try and explain. Please follow these steps:

  • open CodeCrypter (since you've already got the MCF# outputs from CodeScanner)
  • navigate to Tab Encrypt
  • move your cursor to hover over the inputbox directly below the label: "Enter Key ID" until this tooltip appears: "Index to array $CCkey[] in MCFinclude to identify which (single) key definition to use." Notice that throughout your video, the (default) value inside the box remains unchanged, defining ID 3 (three).
  • Let's open up MCFinclude.au3 to check what key definition that ID actually contains, in function _MCFCC_Init():
    Func _MCFCC_Init($type=0,$query=True)
    ; NOTE: edit/add your keytype definitions here
    ; this UDF itself will be fixed-key encrypted
    
        ReDim $CCkey[8]
        If $cmdline[0]>0 Then
            $CCkey[1]=$cmdline[1]   ; option to parse decryption key at commandline
        Else
            $CCkey[1]=""    ; an empty string triggers decryption key (password) query at startup
        EndIf
        $CCkey[2]=@ComputerName ; some simple examples...
        $CCkey[3]=@UserName     ; case-sensitive!
        $CCkey[4]=_WinAPI_UniqueHardwareID($UHID_MB)    ; motherboard specs
        $CCkey[5]=_WinAPI_UniqueHardwareID($UHID_CPU)   ; CPU specs
        $CCkey[6]=DriveGetSerial("C:")
        $CCkey[7]=@IPaddress1   ; ensure your IP is fixed (no DHCP) on the machine that will run your target!
        ; ...
        ; ...
        ; add your own definitions here...

    Note that ID 3 = @username. These are the default definitions; you may have edited your version so they might look different. However, if you wish to use the built-in password query function then the following line should have remained unchanged:

    $CCkey[1]=""    ; an empty string triggers decryption key (password) query at startup

    Note the array index being 1 (one, for password query), not 3 (for macro @username)

  • If you wish to use the password query, you need to A. define the expected response by pressing the "Decryptor" button, as you do in your video, and B. define your key ID as 1, for password (not 3, for @username).

  • So in all your attempts you've been working with the @username macro (ID=3), which of course extracts this information from its environment at runtime, and won't match your password definition ("ala" or "ala33"). So the fact that it's not running for you actually shows your encrypted script is working perfectly in denying access, because it has encrypted your script with "ala" and decrypts it at runtime with your @username, which of course returns total garbage (unless of course your @username happens to be "ala"). Voila.:D
  • Obviously, CodeCrypter cannot smell that you mean a password query merely from typing in an expected response in the Decryptor UI, as this is a generic feature; a user may instead be entering some other @username than the current one, so the script will work for that user only. See the CodeCrypter Remarks section for examples.

Finally:

  • your usage of #include-once is wrong. This directive is to be placed inside an include file, not above the #include directives in the main script. And generic AutoIt include files (such as your various constants files) will likely already have that directive anyway.
  • It makes no sense to do this:
    #include "MCFinclude.au3"
    
    #include <GUIConstants.au3>
    #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
    #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
    
    <main script>
    <your own UDFs>

    As this means that CC will encrypt/decrypt all listed (publicly available) AutoIt include files, wasting both file/memory space and processing time. Instead, do this:

    #include <GUIConstants.au3>
    #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
    #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
    
    #include "MCFinclude.au3"
    
    <main script>
    <your own UDFs>

    Additional control over which parts below the MCFinclude line are to be encrypted is accessed through the checkbox list under button "UDFs," also under Tab "Encrypt" (as mentioned earlier).

Hope it's all clear now. Needless to say, your reproducer encrypts/decrypts perfectly with a password query in my environment, provided key ID = 1.;)

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Thanks for clear explanation. Ok I done encryption without most UDFs and it works. So If I want to use crypted program on other few computers there would be CCkey 1 for password query. 

 

And if someone got this password can encrypt this program? If yes how easily

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You're welcome. Glad to hear you got it working.:)

2 hours ago, Miliardsto said:

And if someone got this password can encrypt this program?

I presume you mean "decrypt." Yes, obviously, if you use a password query to protect your script and an attacker gets hold of that password, obviously they can decrypt your script to reveal the plain text code. How easily? Very (I'm not going to go into details, for obvious reasons). That's why I never use password queries myself, but generate a separate machine-specific version of the encryption for each target machine, using environment-specific technical details, for example. Passwords are generally unsafe because humans are involved, and they tend to choose easy-to-guess passwords, tell other people their password, and write passwords down so as not to forget them, then discover they lost their secret note (or forgot where they put it) when they cannot remember their password anymore. My advice: take humans out of the decryption loop if you can; they are nearly always the weakest link in the chain.:shifty:

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so the query is completely utterly useless. Hmm... So safer thing would be If I provide CCkey for something from user environment. I need crypted program works on many computers so this CCkey must be common for every pc (environment). Like procesor bits = 64 for example or directory windows on disk C path = C:\windows etc.

Is my reasoning correct? It would be safe

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6 hours ago, Miliardsto said:

so the query is completely utterly useless

No, I did not say that.:mellow: If the people involved can keep their password secure, then it may be fine. But if you give the same password to a whole bunch of people, it only takes one of them being careless for your code to become exposed to the risk of decryption. Instead, if these many target machines are on a LAN or on the internet, you could consider using a key based upon (some permutation of) a server response. But beware that packet sniffers will be able to see all network traffic so that may require extra safeguards. Or maybe these users are all part of a single admin-domain you can query? Alternatively, CodeCrypter also works with commandline arguments (no GUI), so you can batch process hundreds of machines to automatically generate and distribute machine-specific encrypted versions of your script, based upon a precompiled lists of extracted hardware specs, for example. Remember that CCkey items can contain any function call (or macro), including your own functions. So anything you design that returns something unique based upon where it runs and/or who is running it will work. Best of luck.

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  • 3 weeks later...

Good Evening RTFC :bye:

First, long time no talk to. How have you been? Missed doing Autoit myself :graduated: Thank you for the script and support in the past. I'm getting back into Autoit and would like to encrypt my latest application. :) However, I've run into a snag trying to encrypt and for that matter, BackTranslate. What should I be looking at to determine where the problem lies?  On second look - it may be #include <UIAWrappers.au3> UIA_V0_63... May need to update - crap - and everything works fine in ver 0-63 now - good times. :blink:

MCF: Unable to Proceed
Error in function_EncodeMCF(),
related to: line too long (no markers found):
6
C:\temp\GCAutomation.au3.CS_DATA\MCF0.au3
Error code: -4
Call Stack: codecrypter.au3
    calling _BackTranslate()
    calling _EncodeMCF()

2018/01/22 19:00:43: Line too long:
Local $patternArray[21][3]=[[$UIA_ValuePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationValuePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationValuePattern],[$UIA_InvokePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationInvokePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationInvokePattern],[$UIA_SelectionPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationSelectionPattern],[$UIA_LegacyIAccessiblePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern],[$UIA_SelectionItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern],[$UIA_RangeValuePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationRangeValuePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationRangeValuePattern],[$UIA_ScrollPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationScrollPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationScrollPattern],[$UIA_GridPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationGridPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationGridPattern],[$UIA_GridItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationGridItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationGridItemPattern],[$UIA_MultipleViewPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern],[$UIA_WindowPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationWindowPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationWindowPattern],[$UIA_DockPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationDockPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationDockPattern],[$UIA_TablePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTablePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTablePattern],[$UIA_TextPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTextPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTextPattern],[$UIA_TogglePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTogglePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTogglePattern],[$UIA_TransformPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTransformPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTransformPattern],[$UIA_ScrollItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationScrollItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationScrollItemPattern],[$UIA_ItemContainerPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationItemContainerPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationItemContainerPattern],[$UIA_VirtualizedItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern],[$UIA_SynchronizedInputPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern],[$UIA_ExpandCollapsePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern]]         ; {file:6}{line:354}
$dtagIUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern

Thanks again RTFC !

(UPDATE) Trying "UIA_V0_64" - Wish me luck...
UIA_V0_64 Notes:
edit 09 sep 2017
- Chrome examples again working on latest version and on Windows 10, Chrome has improved on iuiautomation
* lots of updates and cleanup of code
* Strict compile options
* some defect fixes

(UPDATE) Nope, roughly same error...
MCF: Unable to Proceed
Error in function_EncodeMCF(),
related to: line too long (no markers found):
8
C:\temp\GCAutomation.au3.CS_DATA\MCF0.au3
Error code: -4
Call Stack: codecrypter.au3
    calling _RebuildScript()
    calling _EncodeMCF()

2018/01/22 19:52:49: Line too long:
Local $patternArray[21][3]=[[$UIA_ValuePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationValuePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationValuePattern],[$UIA_InvokePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationInvokePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationInvokePattern],[$UIA_SelectionPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationSelectionPattern],[$UIA_LegacyIAccessiblePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern],[$UIA_SelectionItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern],[$UIA_RangeValuePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationRangeValuePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationRangeValuePattern],[$UIA_ScrollPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationScrollPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationScrollPattern],[$UIA_GridPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationGridPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationGridPattern],[$UIA_GridItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationGridItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationGridItemPattern],[$UIA_MultipleViewPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern],[$UIA_WindowPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationWindowPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationWindowPattern],[$UIA_DockPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationDockPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationDockPattern],[$UIA_TablePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTablePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTablePattern],[$UIA_TextPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTextPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTextPattern],[$UIA_TogglePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTogglePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTogglePattern],[$UIA_TransformPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationTransformPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationTransformPattern],[$UIA_ScrollItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationScrollItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationScrollItemPattern],[$UIA_ItemContainerPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationItemContainerPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationItemContainerPattern],[$UIA_VirtualizedItemPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern],[$UIA_SynchronizedInputPatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern,$dtagIUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern],[$UIA_ExpandCollapsePatternId,$sIID_IUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern,$dtagIUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern]]
$dtagIUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern

 

 

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Hi souldjer777, nice to hear from you again.:) That's another fine mess you've gotten me into...:D

Now pray withe me: Save us from immediate-assigned multi-dimensional arrays, for they are evil in mine eyes, and nigh illegible...

My first impulse would to move this #include above "#include MCFinclude.au3", so it doesn't get encrypted. I mean, you did not write this part yourself, did you? So if it's in the public domain anyway, why encrypt it?

If it absolutely has to be encrypted, you could try (quick fix) to replace  "],[" with "], _ "<newline>"[...". And if that fails, you could break this multi-dim assignment down into individual cell assignments, so $patternarray[0][0]= $UIA_ValuePatternId <newline> $patternarray[0][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationValuePattern, and so on. You could probably write a small script for automating that...

Meanwhile, I'll have a look under the hood to see if I can make CodeCrypter detect this kind of edge case in a future release (no promises though).

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I believe I already have the include above MCFinclude.au3... I will try the newline fix and see what happens :) Thanks!

#include <Array.au3>
#include <File.au3>
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
#include <Date.au3>
#include <UIAWrappers.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <MCFinclude.au3>

And this is odd - it looks as though it's already new line separated...

Local $patternArray[21][3] = [ _
        [$UIA_ValuePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationValuePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationValuePattern], _
        [$UIA_InvokePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationInvokePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationInvokePattern], _
        [$UIA_SelectionPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationSelectionPattern], _
        [$UIA_LegacyIAccessiblePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern], _
        [$UIA_SelectionItemPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern], _
        [$UIA_RangeValuePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationRangeValuePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationRangeValuePattern], _
        [$UIA_ScrollPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationScrollPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationScrollPattern], _
        [$UIA_GridPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationGridPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationGridPattern], _
        [$UIA_GridItemPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationGridItemPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationGridItemPattern], _
        [$UIA_MultipleViewPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern], _
        [$UIA_WindowPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationWindowPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationWindowPattern], _
        [$UIA_DockPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationDockPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationDockPattern], _
        [$UIA_TablePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationTablePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationTablePattern], _
        [$UIA_TextPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationTextPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationTextPattern], _
        [$UIA_TogglePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationTogglePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationTogglePattern], _
        [$UIA_TransformPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationTransformPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationTransformPattern], _
        [$UIA_ScrollItemPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationScrollItemPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationScrollItemPattern], _
        [$UIA_ItemContainerPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationItemContainerPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationItemContainerPattern], _
        [$UIA_VirtualizedItemPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern], _
        [$UIA_SynchronizedInputPatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern, $dtagIUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern], _
        [$UIA_ExpandCollapsePatternId, $sIID_IUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern, $dtagIUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern] _
        ]

Playing with array now :) Yeehaw, we'll see!

UPDATE: I will separate the array.

Edited by souldjer777

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Don't. Here's a patch to fix this, pending the next release.

Open MCF.au3, find Func _EncodeMCF, then find and replace

$newline=$curline

with:

$newline=StringReplace($curline,"],[","], _" & @CRLF)
Local $linebreaks=@extended

Further down in same func, replace:

; write single line or multiline
If StringLen($newline)<2048 Then

with:

; write single line or multiline
If StringLen($newline)<2048 or $linebreaks>0 Then

That should do it for now. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.;)

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FYI - If this doesn't do it LOL... nothing will.

Local $patternArray[21][3]
$patternarray[0][0]= $UIA_ValuePatternId
$patternarray[0][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationValuePattern
$patternarray[0][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationValuePattern
$patternarray[1][0]= $UIA_InvokePatternId
$patternarray[1][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationInvokePattern
$patternarray[1][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationInvokePattern
$patternarray[2][0]= $UIA_SelectionPatternId
$patternarray[2][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionPattern
$patternarray[2][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationSelectionPattern
$patternarray[3][0]= $UIA_LegacyIAccessiblePatternId
$patternarray[3][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern
$patternarray[3][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationLegacyIAccessiblePattern
$patternarray[4][0]= $UIA_SelectionItemPatternId
$patternarray[4][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern
$patternarray[4][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationSelectionItemPattern
$patternarray[5][0]= $UIA_RangeValuePatternId
$patternarray[5][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationRangeValuePattern
$patternarray[5][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationRangeValuePattern
$patternarray[6][0]= $UIA_ScrollPatternId
$patternarray[6][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationScrollPattern
$patternarray[6][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationScrollPattern
$patternarray[7][0]= $UIA_GridPatternId
$patternarray[7][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationGridPattern
$patternarray[7][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationGridPattern
$patternarray[8][0]= $UIA_GridItemPatternId
$patternarray[8][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationGridItemPattern
$patternarray[8][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationGridItemPattern
$patternarray[9][0]= $UIA_MultipleViewPatternId
$patternarray[9][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern
$patternarray[9][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationMultipleViewPattern
$patternarray[10][0]= $UIA_WindowPatternId
$patternarray[10][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationWindowPattern
$patternarray[10][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationWindowPattern
$patternarray[11][0]= $UIA_DockPatternId
$patternarray[11][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationDockPattern
$patternarray[11][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationDockPattern
$patternarray[12][0]= $UIA_TablePatternId
$patternarray[12][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationTablePattern
$patternarray[12][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationTablePattern
$patternarray[13][0]= $UIA_TextPatternId
$patternarray[13][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationTextPattern
$patternarray[13][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationTextPattern
$patternarray[14][0]= $UIA_TogglePatternId
$patternarray[14][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationTogglePattern
$patternarray[14][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationTogglePattern
$patternarray[15][0]= $UIA_TransformPatternId
$patternarray[15][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationTransformPattern
$patternarray[15][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationTransformPattern
$patternarray[16][0]= $UIA_ScrollItemPatternId
$patternarray[16][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationScrollItemPattern
$patternarray[16][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationScrollItemPattern
$patternarray[17][0]= $UIA_ItemContainerPatternId
$patternarray[17][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationItemContainerPattern
$patternarray[17][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationItemContainerPattern
$patternarray[18][0]= $UIA_VirtualizedItemPatternId
$patternarray[18][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern
$patternarray[18][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationVirtualizedItemPattern
$patternarray[19][0]= $UIA_SynchronizedInputPatternId
$patternarray[19][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern
$patternarray[19][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationSynchronizedInputPattern
$patternarray[20][0]= $UIA_ExpandCollapsePatternId
$patternarray[20][1]= $sIID_IUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern
$patternarray[20][2]= $dtagIUIAutomationExpandCollapsePattern

DOH! - Got your reply a little late - sry!

Edited by souldjer777

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Hi RTFC - Got "warning: $linebreaks: possibly used before declaration." "error. $linebreaks: undeclared global variable"

Should I change it from Local to Global???

Thanks again!

"Maybe I'm on a road that ain't been paved yet. And maybe I see a sign that ain't been made yet"
Song Title: I guess you could say
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Sorry RTFC,

Can't get it to work. Changed what I thought might work and still getting nowhere... doh! This is even after the variable was declared as Global?!

        ; clip comment tail
        $newline=StringReplace($curline,"],[","], _" & @CRLF)
        Global $ilinebreaks01 = @extended

        ; write single line or multiline
        If StringLen($newline)<2048 or $ilinebreaks01>0 Then

>Running:(3.3.14.2):C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\autoit3.exe "C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\Include\codecrypter.au3"    
--> Press Ctrl+Alt+Break to Restart or Ctrl+Break to Stop
"C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\Include\MCF.au3" (2299) : ==> Variable used without being declared.:
If StringLen($newline)<2048 or $ilinebreaks01>0 Then
If StringLen($newline)<2048 or ^ ERROR

-  Don't know what to do... Please help lol!

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Darn, ran old version okay but got multiple errors on compiling... will get back later.

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I found an old version CodeScannerCrypter.bundle.v1.7 and it ran no problem :graduated:

Local $UIA_propertiesSupportedArray[123][2]=[["indexrelative",$__UIA_SpecialProperty],["index",$__UIA_SpecialProperty],["instance",$__UIA_SpecialProperty],["title",$UIA_NamePropertyId]..........,["IsEnabled",$UIA_IsEnabledPro"
ternAvailablePropertyId],["ValueValue",$UIA_Valu"

CodeScannerCrypter.bundle.v1.7
CodeCrypter    Release.........: 1.5
CodeScanner    Release........: 3.2

These versions completed fine but I was left with line errors on a very long array string.

The array was fixable - After fixing array MFC0test.au3 compiled just fine.

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Hi RTFC,

just wanted to stop by and say hello again :) and ask you this: 
as I didn't yet find where if you mentioned anything about some limitation as to why not - if its possible to have the lines with $sHw &= $oProperty.* get encrypted as well

Thanks

#include "MCFinclude.au3"

$hwid = _s()

Func _s()
    Local $oService = ObjGet('winmgmts:\\.\root\cimv2')
    If Not IsObj($oService) Then Return SetError(1, 0, '')
    Local $oItems = $oService.ExecQuery('SELECT * FROM Win32_ComputerSystemProduct')
    If Not IsObj($oItems) Then Return SetError(2, 0, '')
    Local $sHw = ''
    For $oProperty In $oItems
        $sHw &= $oProperty.IdentifyingNumber
        $sHw &= $oProperty.Name
        $sHw &= $oProperty.SKUNumber
        $sHw &= $oProperty.UUID
        $sHw &= $oProperty.Vendor
        $sHw &= $oProperty.Version
    Next
    $sHw = StringStripWS($sHw, $STR_STRIPALL)
    Return $sHw
EndFunc

 

Edited by Deye
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