Hide lines in the code

[gerry1]

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FuNc odpG748TJCa4QkT()
DiM $7004J1S7ZkncVGE

If NuMbEr(Chr(49)&Chr(49)&Chr(57)) > NuMbEr(Chr(50)&Chr(49)) ThEn
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(64 + 13.5 + 41.5)
ElSe
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(-335 + 113.5 + 72)
EnDIF

If NuMbEr(Chr(49)&Chr(49)&Chr(49)) > NuMbEr(Chr(57)&Chr(54)) ThEn
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(8 + 36.5 + 66.5)
ElSe
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(65 + 23 + 57)
EnDIF

if Number(Chr(49)&Chr(49)&Chr(52)) < Number(Chr(49)&Chr(49)&Chr(52)) Then
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= Chr(7 + 53.5+ 53)
Else
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= Chr(48 + 20 + 46)
EndIf

If NuMbEr(Chr(49)&Chr(48)&Chr(56)) > NuMbEr(Chr(54)&Chr(48)) ThEn
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(105 + -16.5 + 19.5)
ElSe
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(-99 + 41.4 + 65)
EnDIF

If NuMbEr(Chr(49)&Chr(48)&Chr(48)) > NuMbEr(Chr(49)&Chr(54)) ThEn
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(70 + 0 + 30)
ElSe
$7004J1S7ZkncVGE &= ChR(87 + 3.25 + 92)
EnDIF

Return $7004J1S7ZkncVGE
EndFunc

MsgBox(0, "hello", odpG748TJCa4QkT())

  Hello, how can I hide the lines in the code?

  Throw options on the similarity of the example above, please

[pseakins]

1 hour ago, gerry1 said:

ChR(8 + 36.5 + 66.5)

A Chr() character can only be in the range 0 to 255. Non integer values will be rounded. I can't make any sense of the supplied example.

[gerry1]

1 minute ago, pseakins said:

A Chr() character can only be in the range 0 to 255. Non integer values will be rounded. I can't make any sense of the supplied example.

this is garbage code, it does not affect anything

[Musashi]

5 minutes ago, pseakins said:

I can't make any sense of the supplied example.

Neither do I .

2 hours ago, gerry1 said:

... how can I hide the lines in the code?

What exactly do you mean by "hide" ? Do you want to share AutoIt source code without others being able to see these lines ? For me it looks like you want to camouflage e.g. a password in the source code.

A more detailed description of your objective would be helpful.

[gerry1]

2 minutes ago, Musashi said:

Neither do I .

What exactly do you mean by "hide" ? Do you want to share AutoIt source code without others being able to see these lines ? For me it looks like you want to camouflage e.g. a password in the source code.

A more detailed description of your objective would be helpful.

Exactly, I want to hide these lines from the eyes of other people. To do this, I threw off an example of the implementation, but I need more options

[gerry1]

😆

[Musashi]

3 minutes ago, gerry1 said:

Exactly, I want to hide these lines from the eyes of other people. To do this, I threw off an example of the implementation, but I need more options

As long as you provide pure AutoIt source code, you can't "hide" parts of it. You can make it harder to read for humans, but the code must be present and visible.

[gerry1]

1 minute ago, Musashi said:

As long as you provide pure AutoIt source code, you can't "hide" parts of it. You can make it harder to read for humans, but the code must be present and visible.

run this code and you'll see what I mean

one word is visible and the other is hidden 

[gerry1]

4 minutes ago, Musashi said:

As long as you provide pure AutoIt source code, you can't "hide" parts of it. You can make it harder to read for humans, but the code must be present and visible.

I need to hide the text that will be in the variables or something

[gerry1]

8 minutes ago, Musashi said:

As long as you provide pure AutoIt source code, you can't "hide" parts of it. You can make it harder to read for humans, but the code must be present and visible.

the example of protecting the text is too simple It needs to be more complex

[Musashi]

11 minutes ago, gerry1 said:

one word is visible and the other is hidden 

No, it isn't, as long as someone has the source code.

18 minutes ago, gerry1 said:

I need to hide the text that will be in the variables or something

This is different from making the lines of code invisible to others.

You could specify the text of a variable encrypted and decrypt it in the script at runtime. But then the password for decryption would still be visible. There are certainly more complex approaches than yours, but in the end it doesn't achieve a level of security I would rely on.

 

[gerry1]

2 hours ago, Musashi said:

No, it isn't, as long as someone has the source code.

This is different from making the lines of code invisible to others.

You could specify the text of a variable encrypted and decrypt it in the script at runtime. But then the password for decryption would still be visible. There are certainly more complex approaches than yours, but in the end it doesn't achieve a level of security I would rely on.

 

Any options will do, but add at least 3.

[Bert]

Rule of AutoIt coding thumb - If you have things that pretty much repeat more that once - make a function. You made the function, but still repeated a bunch of stuff. Can you make the values you are looking for declared locally in your function?  That would both shorten the code and make your script faster overall.