Binding two files together...

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

Hey, im writing a script that requires two files to be bound together into a single executable, so just wondering, dose anyone have a AutoIT based binder?

[Authenticity]

$sFile1 = @ScriptDir & '\123.exe'
$sFile2 = @ScriptDir & '\456.exe'
$sFile3 = @ScriptDir & '\789.exe'

FileWrite($sFile1, Binary('LaLaLa'))
FileWrite($sFile2, Binary('NaNaNa'))

Run(@ComSpec & ' /c copy /b "' & $sFile1 & '"+"' & $sFile2 & '" "' & $sFile3 & '"', '', @SW_HIDE)

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

$sFile1 = @ScriptDir & '\123.exe'
$sFile2 = @ScriptDir & '\456.exe'
$sFile3 = @ScriptDir & '\789.exe'

FileWrite($sFile1, Binary('LaLaLa'))
FileWrite($sFile2, Binary('NaNaNa'))

Run(@ComSpec & ' /c copy /b "' & $sFile1 & '"+"' & $sFile2 & '" "' & $sFile3 & '"', '', @SW_HIDE)ƒoÝŠ÷ Ûú®¢×­…©ä³*.ŠËaŠÌ!jجv‹jëhŠ×6$sFile1 = @ScriptDir & '\123.exe' ;Sets $sFile1 to @ScriptDir & '\123.exe (and as per the other two files)
$sFile2 = @ScriptDir & '\456.exe'
$sFile3 = @ScriptDir & '\789.exe'

FileWrite($sFile1, Binary('LaLaLa')) ; Writes in binary "LaLaLa" (and so on with the next line)
FileWrite($sFile2, Binary('NaNaNa'))

Run(@ComSpec & ' /c copy /b "' & $sFile1 & '"+"' & $sFile2 & '" "' & $sFile3 & '"', '', @SW_HIDE); what dose this do?

where dosethe actuly binding happen?

(sorry im a n00b)

Edited March 31, 2009 by xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx

[Authenticity]

It's just a fast way using the dos command "copy"

copy /b source1+source2+source3 destination
/b switch is for binary mode copy and the files between the plus sign are the source for the resulting destination file

If you want, you can replicate it:

FileWrite(@ScriptDir & '\Result.exe', Binary(FileRead($sFile1) & FileRead($sFile2)))

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

If you want, you can replicate it:

FileWrite(@ScriptDir & '\Result.exe', Binary(FileRead($sFile1) & FileRead($sFile2)))

so this will make $sFILE1 and $sFILE2 into a single .exe called Result.exe?

[Authenticity]

Yes, you can check it:

$sFile1 = @ScriptDir & '\111.exe'
$sFile2 = @ScriptDir & '\222.exe'
$sFile3 = @ScriptDir & '\333.exe'

FileWrite($sFile1, Binary('1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'))
FileWrite($sFile2, Binary('2222222222222222222222222222222222222222222'))

Sleep(200)
FileWrite($sFile3, Binary(FileRead($sFile1) & FileRead($sFile2)))

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

Yes, you can check it:

$sFile1 = @ScriptDir & '\111.exe'
$sFile2 = @ScriptDir & '\222.exe'
$sFile3 = @ScriptDir & '\333.exe'

FileWrite($sFile1, Binary('1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'))  ; <--Here 
FileWrite($sFile2, Binary('2222222222222222222222222222222222222222222'))  ; <--and here

Sleep(200)
FileWrite($sFile3, Binary(FileRead($sFile1) & FileRead($sFile2)))

ok, thanks, but whats with it writing 1111111111111 and 222222222222 into it?

**EDIT i think i get it, its makeing it so file 1 and file 2 have something in them as opposed to being 0 bytes?

Edited March 31, 2009 by xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx

[Authenticity]

I could use your Calc.exe and double it into CalcCalc.exe if you want, lol. ;]

[3xM3NT4Lx4]

Authenticity is awesome.. always helping people.

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

Ok, so heres what happens runing this code;

Bind.exe contains the below code.

$sFile1 = @ScriptDir & '\111.exe'
$sFile2 = @ScriptDir & '\222.exe'
$sFile3 = @ScriptDir & '\333.exe'

FileWrite($sFile1, Binary('1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111'))   
FileWrite($sFile2, Binary('2222222222222222222222222222222222222222222'))  

Sleep(200)
FileWrite($sFile3, Binary(FileRead($sFile1) & FileRead($sFile2)))

Output of "333.exe" after "Binder.exe";

A message box titled "Test" with the text "This is file 333.exe"

the flie size of 333.exe has gone from 283kb to 851kb.

How to make all the files run?

Edited March 31, 2009 by xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx

[Authenticity]

It doesn't work this way. Concatenating two files doesn't mean that it's now a valid executable that is somewhat mix of the two source executable files. Now the picture gets clear. ;[

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

It doesn't work this way. Concatenating two files doesn't mean that it's now a valid executable that is somewhat mix of the two source executable files. Now the picture gets clear. ;[

Well this sure sucks, any way around this? to make it a valid .exe?

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

BUMP. [still unresolved]

[SpookMeister]

Two questions...

What are you smoking?

and

Where can I get some?

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

Two questions...

What are you smoking?

and

Where can I get some?

weed

find a man with long hair and give him $25

[ResNullius]

Hey, im writing a script that requires two files to be bound together into a single executable, so just wondering, dose anyone have a AutoIT based binder?

Why do you need two files bound together into one exe?

Can't you just FileInstall() your exes to the @TempDir and then run them as required?

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

Why do you need two files bound together into one exe?

Can't you just FileInstall() your exes to the @TempDir and then run them as required?

no, i need the files physicaly as one.

[MrMitchell]

And the question STILL remains... Why do you need two files bound together into one exe?

It can be done, but will not work the way you think and want it to.

[xXUlTiMaTeSiNXx]

And the question STILL remains... Why do you need two files bound together into one exe?

It can be done, but will not work the way you think and want it to.

i am trying to build a binder / byte adder.

and this still remains unresolved!!!

[trancexx]

I'm a bit slow... so, hope you wouldn't mind repeating what exactly you are trying to do. Please use more than one sentence.