Question about Admin Bot

Could you explain more how it does’nt work?? does it give an error message ect…?

Could be that windows 2000 might not have some API’s or an older version of the API that Windows XP have and Admin proberly used some of them API’s

@Random wrote:

and then again … sometimes they all works perfectly.

From the description it looks like the bot is missing lines. Either the room is very busy (at the time this happen,) the paltalk window is small or the machine is slow.
I have suggested somewhere how to solve most of these problems, apart from when part of the room text is cleared.

I don’t see a reason for anything to be different with 2000, just somtimes you get a bunch of lines at once when ppl entering the room or typing text.

I was actually starting to wonder how it at all work in basic because MSDN the first word of the buffer sent to EM_GETLINE MESSAGE should be it’s size. So I dunno if basic is making it work or it might sometimes be zero and nothing is returned or what the hell is going on.

I’ll post a sample code for how to keep track of text without losing lines, but since I’m completely lost in basic, i’ll have to do it in my native lamguage C and you can find someone to translate it or do it yourself.

I saw in music bot code there are 3 functions to retrive last line of text but didn’t look to see how or where they’re used (maybe whispers?) or if all 3 of them are needed. My code will only retrive one line at a time, so if you need those you’ll have to save the last 2 or 3 lines to access them.

Umm, thanks for your C++ code for last line it’s going to help when I get into c++, umm so if I am not mestaking it cannot be done, so the next best thing is to make the timer better or better yet use an api timer for more faster lest cpu consuming 🙄

@Chike wrote:

the only thing I’m not sure about is how to put the word length at the beggining of the buffer before it is sent to EM_GETLINE

I have found this example:

lines = SendMessage(hWnd, EM_GETLINECOUNT, 0&, ByVal 0&)

lastline = Chr$(0) & Chr$(255) & Space$(253)

SendMessage hWnd, EM_GETLINE, lines - 1, ByVal lastline

MsgBox lastline

However taking into account intel machines use little-endian byte order, I think it should be:

lastline = Chr$(255) & Chr$(0) & Space$(253)

Another option could be using RtlMoveMemory kernel function to make the code compatible with any byte order.