While Loop Does Not Initialize [Solved]

The while loop in the AutoClick function does not initialize.

Here is my function to create thread.

Code:

void cBase::ThreadCreate(bool MenuVal,HANDLE hName,LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE tName,bool& tBool,bool& hBool)

Using the Function Above:

Code:

HANDLE hNames[2];
bool hFlags[2]= {true, true};
bool tFlags[2];

int n = 0;
int h = 0;
int t = 0;
Base.ThreadCreate( hack1, hNames[n++], (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)AutoClick,   tFlags[h++], hFlags[t++] );

Auto Click Function

Code:

void AutoClick()
{
        MessageBoxA(0, "test1", "title", MB_ICONEXCLAMATION | MB_OK); //this works

	while( tFlags[1] )
	{
        MessageBoxA(0, "test2", "title", MB_ICONEXCLAMATION | MB_OK); //this does not activiate

		Sleep(1000);
	}
}

Because you haven't initialized tFlags array.

Originally Posted by Hassan

Because you haven't initialized tFlags array.

Yes I have.

Base.ThreadCreate( hack1, hNames[n++], (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)AutoClick, tFlags[h++], hFlags[t++] );

and in the CreateThread function it maks tFlags[1] = true.

Originally Posted by Braco22

Yes I have.

Base.ThreadCreate( hack1, hNames[n++], (LPTHREAD_START_ROUTINE)AutoClick, tFlags[h++], hFlags[t++] );

and in the CreateThread function it maks tFlags[1] = true.

What ? How does that initializes it ? [] operator is used to access or set a particular item. In this case, you are just accessing the 0th element of the array. h++ is post increment, not pre increment, so the value changes to 1 after this statement. /FP

Originally Posted by Hassan

I see so i should put h = 1?

yup this did the trick. pardon for my lack of understanding of C++..

No Problem. So is it safe for me to mark the thread solved ?

Yes thank you Hassan.

NP. /Marked Solved.

While Loop Does Not Initialize [Solved]

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