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QuestionHow can I read this listview? [modified] Pin
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sebmajin8-Dec-06 8:24
sebmajin8-Dec-06 8:24 
Packet sniffing was actually my first thought however I don't have much experience with reverse engineering so that left me a little short. Each time you open the window it recieves encrypted packets containing the information I'm trying to get (in full as far as I can tell). So I would imagine somewhere between being recieved as packets and coming up on the screen it has to be decrypted and stored somewhere, most likely as you pointed out in array form, so that the list can easily be sorted. I really don't have much of an idea as to how i'd go about finding that array or gathering the data from it though.

Nope the cursor doesn't change.

Also you can highlight individual names in the list (but not multiple names) and if you click the Player Info button (or just double click on the list) it pops up a seperate small window with the information i'm trying to read (albeit on a player by player basis). If I can't read the list directly perhaps there's a way I could enumerate each item in the list and read this small window that pops up?


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