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AbhayRane 12-Oct-11 9:57am View

just saw ur reply , logged in after a long time . The advice u gave did not work , and i specified that earlier . No matter how many times i tell u , you are not going to get it . I solved my problem and also posted the solution . I also made two tools for the game and its a success (I'm a modder) . So u can go and f*** urself

AbhayRane 12-Aug-10 3:11am View

Is translation so important . I think interpretation is more important dude. U should be able to understand what i m saying by now. Or atleast think of the possible problem that wd be there related to hex. I gave u a simplified question , It cant get simpler than this. My command over the language might not be the best , I agree , but it is not so bad that people cant understand . Either u r dumb or just a jerk. Get lost .

AbhayRane 31-Jul-10 2:20am View

"This has nothing to do with file sizes", Yeah in general , NO. But I told u this game stores the sizes of the files in a different file along with its memory offset . This method is not for all files only for the game files ,now u understand .

Secondly " >> method " means ret[0]>>4 method in the above code . So u got that now. :) .

Have u used MFC and tried to Display the hex values in a file using CString :: Format . Logic is a different thing and Implementation is a different thing. U have to understand that there are these logical bugs and then there are these implementation bugs . U are talking logically that this wdnt happen or that wdnt happen . But u must try it to know if it really happens . thanks .

AbhayRane 30-Jul-10 10:35am View

CString :: format gives the same result given by atoi() which I have used and its problems I have described in very first post . Anyways I am making this tool for a Game to increase the size of any file . The files sizes are encrypted and u cant import files with greater sizes unless u keep on increasing its offset memory till the last file in order which is stored as hex values in the bin file .

And Nevermind , I will use the >> and & method which is quite suiting my needs . So cheers bro .:) .

AbhayRane 30-Jul-10 8:20am View

HEy Richard u dont understand what I need, I dont need to just print the thing , I also need to store it in a variable so that i could add those hex value to some other hex values. And that printf doent work in Dialog based Application or is there anyway to make it work . with printf nothing happens . How to display using printf in a dialog based application window.

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