Receiving 0x25 an 0x50 at the same time..

[Jaquio]

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------wskBNet_DataArrival------
Data:ÿ% »-ÿPf     [a...Œ¾JÌb ØpÖ½ Æ
IX86ver0.mpq A=1481262565 B=1172659121 C=1538349130 4 A=A+S B=B-C C=C+A A=A+B
Hexed: FF 25 08 00 0B 08 BB 2D FF 50 66 00 00 00 00 00 5B 61 85 8C BE 4A CC 62 20 D8 70 D6 BD 0C C6 01 49 58 38 36 76 65 72 30 2E 6D 70 71 00 41 3D 31 34 38 31 32 36 32 35 36 35 20 42 3D 31 31 37 32 36 35 39 31 32 31 20 43 3D 31 35 33 38 33 34 39 31 33 30 20 34 20 41 3D 41 2B 53 20 42 3D 42 2D 43 20 43 3D 43 2B 41 20 41 3D 41 2B 42 00
Bytes Total:110
------wskBNet_DataArrival------


See that? I am receiving 0x25 a 0x50 at the same time, so therefore I cannot parse anything correctly..

Is there a way at all I could fix that, I have tried a few attempts but it sorta made it worse an made it get stuck in other places..

Here is what I have tried..

• Spliting the hex by 0xFF, but what if the data contains more then one 0x0FF I am screwed?
• Sending 0x50 when I receive 0x25, but not sure if that is a good idea?

I didn't have this problem before why now? I did this just as I did my other bot(It's old an outdated needed to start anew). Not sure why it's happening.. Any ideas as to what could cause this?[/li]

[MyndFyre]

Are you using a data reader (or what some people call (arguably) incorrectly) a "debuffer"?  (The reason I say it's incorrect is because it entirely misses the point of what a buffer is)?  If so, use that to parse every packet and then read the data in a stream fashion.

Just keep looping as long as your buffer has more data.

[Tazo]

[Credits to Joe]
http://forum.valhallalegends.com/index.php?topic=13294.0

[Sorc.Polgara]

Are you using a data reader (or what some people call (arguably) incorrectly) a "debuffer"?  (The reason I say it's incorrect is because it entirely misses the point of what a buffer is)?  If so, use that to parse every packet and then read the data in a stream fashion.

Just keep looping as long as your buffer has more data.

Meh, I've actually recently started writing a bot with a GUI in C++ (No MFC) and I just reached the point where I'll be implementing this.

[rabbit]

Jaquio, Battle.Net packets have length markers in the headers for a reason

[Jaquio]

Jaquio, Battle.Net packets have length markers in the headers for a reason

Yea.. I not sure why I didn't use it. Feel sorta dumb now, , anyways thanks everyone.

[Sorc.Polgara]

Are you using a data reader (or what some people call (arguably) incorrectly) a "debuffer"?  (The reason I say it's incorrect is because it entirely misses the point of what a buffer is)?

... just spent an hour modifying and renaming my C++ packet buffer and packet "debuffer" classes to DataBuffer and DataReader >_<;

[MyndFyre]

Renaming them took an hour?

[Sorc.Polgara]

Renaming them took an hour?

Well... I added a couple of functions to the DataReader and I also went through and changed everything to use hungarian notation... that required some time... since everything was using Java naming conventions.

[Jaquio]

Renaming them took an hour?

Well... I added a couple of functions to the DataReader and I also went through and changed everything to use hungarian notation... that required some time... since everything was using Java naming conventions.

Well see, you didn't mention that before. 

How was MyndFyre to know, lol.

[warz]

yay for c++

[raylu]

Renaming them took an hour?

Well... I added a couple of functions to the DataReader and I also went through and changed everything to use hungarian notation... that required some time... since everything was using Java naming conventions.

Find...and...replace?