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Quote from: Purri on September 23, 2009, 07:49 AM

Quote from: Ribose on September 22, 2009, 07:01 PM
Find a newer language that suits your needs. VB6 isn't sold because it's old.

Sorry icant leave probably the best version of vb

lolwot

yeah. I'm sorry the day we were going to buy tickets, they got sold out.. we were pissed...
I'll also try to think up some more qustions.. would you like me to put question:answer? so you can split them up easy?

you could just do all math questions though, just rephrase them and come up with a vast number of combinations like:
"what is six plus two"
"what is 6 + two"
"what is 2 plus 6"

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"which animal barks? a cat or a dog?"
"how many legs does a cat have?"
"how many sides are there on a rectangle?"
"how many sides are there on a triangle?"
"what color is an orange?"
"what color is a carrot?"
"how many fingers are on a hand?"
"what is 1*1?"
"which is not an animal? dog, cat, bear, chair"
"is water wet or dry?"
"is the sun hot or cold?"
"which is the next ascending number? 1, 2, 3 _, 5"
"list a number between 20 and 30"
"what time is it?" (you'd have to work with timezones, and calculate a margin of error between say, 10 minutes)
"are bacteria small or large?"


take some, take them or all or take none, just ideas... hope it helped!

- dale

Oh, okay thank you Mynd.

How exactly do you get a blizzcon key? or is it too late?

No offense Dave but if you couldn't put a battle.net bot together by comparing a console-based bot then its not the battle.net inners that's your problem.. it's the OOP and C# it's self.. you should probably check out some tutorials for GUI based things in C# instead of battle.net

- Dale

Quote from: Andy on December 09, 2008, 11:13 PM
Uh.... "str" tends to mean String. But port is usually an integer, ya.

lol, I see people do that so much.

int strVariable = 102;

Quote from: Polak on December 09, 2008, 05:58 PM
Question. I found a source code and it seems good, but I can't figure out what a few things are. The creator has ctlSock, strServer, and strPort in the code. Can someone tell me if they are fields or variables, what their datatype is, and the value?

I'm making an educated guess that ctlSocket is the socket (winsock) which is a control. and strServer is being passed as a string and strPort is being passed as a string as well, sir.

Quote from: MyStiCaL on November 16, 2008, 02:00 AM
I'm curious will starcraft II and Diablo III become paying ONLINE accounts just like WoW?

Although i somewhat doubt that, but if WoW because its a monthlyyearly paid for service, how would that be intergrated into battle.net accounts..

Also because of the server load, Do you think maybe they'll add more servers to battle.net? Sorta like how Wow has a bajillion servers. (Figurley Speaking) instead of USEAST/WEST ect.

and yeah i know its off topic.

My bet would be they would have a bunch of servers...

Quote from: PunK on November 13, 2008, 09:04 PM
Is iago's reverse engineering tutorial on his wikipedia?

Yes.
http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Assembly

Quote from: MyStiCaL on November 10, 2008, 07:24 PM

Quote from: Andy on November 10, 2008, 07:01 PM
So I should make my DLL require the Hash Files like it used to? XD

what do you mean by that?

Don't you recall the first revision Andy wrote of his DLL needed a few extra DLL's to run?

I think one was like RSA.dll? It contained a few hashing functions, (I hardly remember so correct me if I'm wrong)


Edit: Meh. Andy replied ^^

Ugh, I doubr

Quote from: Yegg on November 09, 2008, 02:17 PM
I haven't tried it out yet, but it mentions using .NET IIRC. Does it have access to all of .NET? If so, it might just be a matter of time before we see a Battle.net bot coded in Small BASIC.

IMO (Partially because I'm a more experienced coder and I have my own personal preference) I don't really care for it.. it's also seems to run more bulky than C# as well as VB6.

I personally won't use this.

lol! I lol'd really loud.

It's interesting; definitely for beginners as stated.