XorStr wont render on my cheats menu?

[Goocolax]

It renders fine on messageboxes, for calling GetModuleHandle/LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress/Etc.
It works fine for rendering menu title and option names.
But when thrown in an array for rendering on/off, etc - it renders as a blank string.

Any clue why?

[Userwemp]

It renders fine on messageboxes, for calling GetModuleHandle/LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress/Etc.
It works fine for rendering menu title and option names.
But when thrown in an array for rendering on/off, etc - it renders as a blank string.

Any clue why?

Xor does NOT work for in array.
Example:

const char* Options[] = { "[OFF]", "[ON]" };

[Goocolax]

Xor does NOT work for in array.
Example:

const char* Options[] = { "[OFF]", "[ON]" };

im aware
im looking for the *why*
and more importantly, potential ideas/leads on a workaround

im capable of implementing it myself, i just cant think of an efficient way
my best idea was to write it into a text document and read it or something lol

edit: that came off wrong
thanks anyways tho ^^

[Jhem]

edit: that came off wrong
thanks anyways tho ^^

Were you able to solve it?

[Goocolax]

Were you able to solve it?

nope :/ still trying

[Jhem]

nope :/ still trying

yup, they won't work, you can create your own, it is just a string manipulation.

[vaisefud3]

yup, they won't work, you can create your own, it is just a string manipulation.

create the array as global as use strcpy at startup...

[Goocolax]

create the array as global as use strcpy at startup...

ive been trying things similar to that, no luck

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yup, they won't work, you can create your own, it is just a string manipulation.

i know it wont work HHHHH
did you even read the thread dude

[qq487190083]

Hello, are you there? Can you write CF hackers?