liinko
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 Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2014 12:48 am Post subject: [Help]Scanning for strings in intervals |
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So the game I'm playing creates the filepath and filename for their internal files as they are loaded in the game itself. I can get these names in memory viewer > view > all strings, and then write them to a file with a simple lua script. The problem is I have to constantly generate a new string map every time the game loads new files as I move around the zones, write them to a file again and remove the duplicates.
This is what I'm using now
| Code: | c=getFormCount()
result=""
file = io.open("Names.txt", "w")
for i=0, c-1 do
f=getForm(i)
if object_getClassName(f)=="TfrmStringMap" then
c2=component_getComponentCount(f)
for j=0, c2-1 do
o=component_getComponent(f,j);
if component_getName(o)=="ListView1" then
lvi=listview_getItems(o)
lvc=listitems_getCount(lvi)
for k=0, lvc-1 do
li=listitems_getItem(lvi,k)
address=listitem_getCaption(li)
s=listitem_getSubItems(li)
string=strings_getString(s,0)
file:write(string)
file:write("\n")
end
break
end
end
file:close()
break
end
end
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What I'm looking for is a script that will scan for new strings that fit a regular expression and write them to a file at certain intervals. If it's not possible to determine if the strings are new or have been read before its fine I can always delete duplicates.
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