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Kalookakoo
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 Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 7:46 pm Post subject: Window Detection for delphi? 2 other questions also... |
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How do you make an application detect a window open and do whatever function I specify.
And also, is it possible to get the black box to appear and text to appear as if I were writing in C++ without an interface? (The cmd box)
And how exactly do I write a code so that when a user clicks/writes something, that window closes and calls a new one up?
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kitterz
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| Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2008 7:55 pm Post subject: |
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1. FindWindow ();
2. WHAT?
3. WHAT?
Please be more specific.
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He's saying is there anyway for him to create a CUI (Console User Interface) in delphi and is there any way for him to make a command that closes that console and opens up another.
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| oib111 wrote: | | He's saying is there anyway for him to create a CUI (Console User Interface) in delphi and is there any way for him to make a command that closes that console and opens up another. |
I program in C++...
but try
system ();
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AllocConsole();
| Quote: | | And how exactly do I write a code so that when a user clicks/writes something, that window closes and calls a new one up? |
Uhh... Constantly read the buffer, if anything is found, FreeConsole and AllocConsole again?
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Delphi has got a built in console application.
Go to File -> New -> Other... -> Console Application.
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| Quote: | | How do you make an application detect a window open and do whatever function I specify. |
To detect a window:
- FindWindow
If you want to call an in-game function:
- GetWindowThreadProcessId
- OpenProcess
- WriteProcessMemory to write your hooks or inject your DLL
If you plan on injecting a DLL you will also need to use a few other APIs (well strictly you can do it with just those above actually).
| Quote: | | And also, is it possible to get the black box to appear and text to appear as if I were writing in C++ without an interface? (The cmd box) |
AllocConsole to make the "black box" appear and FreeConsole to get rid of it properly.
And how exactly do I write a code so that when a user clicks/writes something, that window closes and calls a new one up?
Simple IO and string comparisons. Let the user enter input and read it (an easy way is ReadFile) although I'm sure Delphi actually has a built in function for reading a string to a buffer.
Anyway that is more beginner's stuff. To make it close the old console (make sure you saved a handle to it in a variable when you created it since you will need it to close it again) just call FreeConsole.
@Moller : Better to use AllocConsole/FreeConsole if he wants to keep opening and closing different consoles
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