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How to Inject Code process ?

31-May-06 2:07

0x00BABE.ToString("X") //after the X (or x) u can place a number to pad with zeros

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-- modified at 8:08 Wednesday 31st May, 2006

hdv21231-May-06 1:11

hdv212

31-May-06 1:11

hi i was opened a exe file binary and save it as Byte[] on disk.
i want to create blank process and inject byte[] to this process and restart process.
how to do that ??

Larantz31-May-06 1:14

31-May-06 1:14

Hackety hacketing?

-Larantz-

leppie31-May-06 2:04

31-May-06 2:04

Let's see, this is C#, I assume you want to load a .NET assembly, if not please disregard the rest of the answer and go ask in the C++ forum.

Assembly ass = Assembly.Load(byte[]);
ass.EntryPoint.Invoke(null, null);

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Wjousts31-May-06 5:00

Wjousts

31-May-06 5:00

leppie wrote:
ass.EntryPoint

Robert Rohde31-May-06 5:29

Robert Rohde

31-May-06 5:29

Wjousts wrote:
leppie wrote:
ass.EntryPoint

Didn't see that one one first glance Laugh | :laugh:

leppie31-May-06 6:15

31-May-06 6:15

hehe

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Larantz31-May-06 7:02

31-May-06 7:02

haha!

-Larantz-

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Shiv531-May-06 0:26

Shiv5

31-May-06 0:26

I have written the code like for ShowNewFolderButton = false

DialogResult result = folderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog();
folderBrowserDialog1.ShowNewFolderButton = false;
if( result == DialogResult.OK )
{
txtFileName.Text = folderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath;
}

//folderBrowserDialog1.ShowNewFolderButton = false;//
This line of code is not working

rah_sin31-May-06 0:37

rah_sin

31-May-06 0:37

try out

folderBrowserDialog1.ShowNewFolderButton = false;
DialogResult result = folderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog();
if( result == DialogResult.OK )
{
txtFileName.Text = folderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath;
}

rahul

maryamf31-May-06 0:44

maryamf

31-May-06 0:44

MSDN :Setting ShowNewFolderButton to false does not work on Windows 2000.

AbdulRahmanOfpk31-May-06 0:46

AbdulRahmanOfpk

31-May-06 0:46

FolderBrowserDialog folderBrowserDialog1 = new FolderBrowserDialog();
DialogResult result = folderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog();
folderBrowserDialog1.ShowNewFolderButton = false;
if( result == DialogResult.OK )
{
txtFileName.Text = folderBrowserDialog1.SelectedPath;
}

leppie31-May-06 1:52

31-May-06 1:52

Just repasting the question isnt a sufficient answer... D'Oh! | :doh:

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J4amieC31-May-06 2:18

J4amieC

31-May-06 2:18

Shiv5 wrote:
DialogResult result = folderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog();
folderBrowserDialog1.ShowNewFolderButton = false;

ShowDialog halts the running of the current code until the user closes the opened dialog form. Therefore, setting ShowNewFolderButton = false after this line will definately not affect that property when the window is shown! It will set that property AFTER the window is closed.

Swap those two lines around.

folderBrowserDialog1.ShowNewFolderButton = false;<br />
DialogResult result = folderBrowserDialog1.ShowDialog();

That said, I also remember reading somewhere that this property does not have any affect on Windows 2000.

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led mike31-May-06 4:59

led mike

31-May-06 4:59

J4amieC wrote:
That said, I also remember reading somewhere that this property does not have any affect on Windows 2000.

Probably in the documentation. They tend to hide information in there. Smile | :)

analyze text

abdelhameed8131-May-06 0:20

abdelhameed81

31-May-06 0:20

hello all i want to know the various ways of analysing text in C# and thank you all

abdelhameed81

Re: analyze text

leppie31-May-06 2:10

adding a .cs file programatically in C#.net

31-May-06 2:10

abdelhameed81 wrote:
i want to know the various ways of analysing text in C#

Refine your question. Analyzing text is theory and not language-bound.

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compdesign31-May-06 0:08

compdesign

31-May-06 0:08

hi im currently workin on a windows applicatin in c#.net........
my requirement is tat iv got a windows form with a simple text box and a OK button on it.....
wen some text is entered into the text box and the OK button is clicked... a new .cs file has to be added to the project's solution...
and this text from the text box has to be inserted into the file.....
tat's it...
could u pls help me out with it...

thanks n regards,
Pavithra..

Re: adding a .cs file programatically in C#.net

sathish s31-May-06 1:35

sathish s

31-May-06 1:35

There is no direct way of doing this.
IMO it is not possible to add any file to the current solution at runtime, simply because, VS IDE wont allow you add any file even at the Design mode, when you run a project.
You may try adding a .cs file to any other project which is not open. Try opening a .csproj or .vbproj through a Notepad which will give you some idea.

Retrieving correct indexed icon from iconfiles / exefiles

Larantz30-May-06 23:17

Re: Retrieving correct indexed icon from iconfiles / exefiles [modified]

30-May-06 23:17

Hi everyone.

Still working on my CustomGridColumnStyle class.

So far I'm traversing the registry correctly, and I retrieve the correct
exe-file or dll-file that contains icons for a specific filetype.

Only problem is that for instance the icons for .txt files is located in shell32.dll
at index -152, or atleast I believe it's index -152 due to registryvalue: "%SystemRoot%\system32\shell32.dll,-152"
in subkey: "DefaultIcon", and I'm not pointing to that index so I just get the icon for dll-files when I display the txt-files...

For extracting the icon I use Win32.SHGetFileInfo(..), and I'm wondering:

Is there any way of specifying which icon you want extraced? By index perhaps?

hImgSmall = Win32.SHGetFileInfo(filePath, 0, ref shinfo,
					(uint)Marshal.SizeOf(shinfo),
					Win32.SHGFI_ICON |
					Win32.SHGFI_SMALLICON);

I think the Win32.SHGFI_ICON | Win32.SHGFI_SMALLICON points to some kind of index though.

If anyone has any knowledge of Win32.SHGetFileInfo I'd really appreciate some feedback.

-Larantz-

Larantz31-May-06 0:54