C# hotkey

ok so i need to know how to copy text. (in Combat Arms) that i type and past it in a textbox.

PLEASE HELP ME

you will get credit

Originally Posted by speedforyou

ok so i need to know how to copy text. (in Combat Arms) that i type and past it in a textbox.

PLEASE HELP ME

you will get credit

So, you want to make a key logger ?
God bless you...

Why don't you try to use memory reading to find that?
I am almost sure that the game have some sort of memory dump for the chat.

No I want the hotkey code for. Copy and paste what I type in chat to a textbox. Like a ingame cbl checker. I would never put keylogger in a program

Have you tried reading the memory address and outputting it to the textbox.

Originally Posted by Pingo

Have you tried reading the memory address and outputting it to the textbox.

sorry, i am currentaly learning C# and VB.net so no how would i do that?

You would benefit from learning how to read/write memory.
Have a look around this forum for a memory class to get you started.

Doesn't CA have memory protection? You might end up banning yourself.
Search this site or google for something related to CA chat thats external. I dont want you getting yourself banned for something iv told you to do.

Originally Posted by Pingo

so i open chat in combat arms(enter) and i type the player i want to check.

see but all i need is a hotkey(f6 or f7)
to copy the text(username)
in the backround paste into textbox. how would i do this?

Player names are stored in a specific class for Combat Arms.

You would have to reverse it and then read the data from there.

Originally Posted by comando2056

Player names are stored in a specific class for Combat Arms.

You would have to reverse it and then read the data from there.

no. like i did here: http://www.mpgh.net/forum/292-combat...l-checker.html
i want the ctrl+A and ctrl+c in the in a hotkey.

Originally Posted by speedforyou

No I want the hotkey code for. Copy and paste what I type in chat to a textbox. Like a ingame cbl checker. I would never put keylogger in a program

Namesmape: system.Runtime.InteropServices;

Code:

[DLLImport("User32.DLL")] public static int GetAsyncKeyState(int Vkey);

in the checking section:

Code:

for (int i = 0; i < 255; i++) { if (GetAsyncKeyState(i) < 0) //Log Key, ASCII code is = i }

if you want to press a key:

Method 1:

Code:

SendKeys.Send(i); // i can be ASCII code, or Keys.(AnyKey) like Keys.F1

method 2:

Code:

[DLLImport("User32.DLL")] public static void Keybd_event(...)

I forgotten the parameters, search in google...

GetAsyncKeyState can send back theese values:
-32756 +- 1000 use (... < 0) = The key is currently pressed
0 = The key is currently NOT pressed
1 = The key was pressed after the previous checking

Originally Posted by rabir007

Namesmape: system.Runtime.InteropServices;

Code:

[DLLImport("User32.DLL")] public static int GetAsyncKeyState(int Vkey);

in the checking section:

Code:

for (int i = 0; i < 255; i++) { if (GetAsyncKeyState(i) < 0) //Log Key, ASCII code is = i }

if you want to press a key:

Method 1:

Code:

SendKeys.Send(i); // i can be ASCII code, or Keys.(AnyKey) like Keys.F1

method 2:

Code:

[DLLImport("User32.DLL")] public static void Keybd_event(...)

I forgotten the parameters, search in google...

GetAsyncKeyState can send back theese values:
-32756 +- 1000 use (... < 0) = The key is currently pressed
0 = The key is currently NOT pressed
1 = The key was pressed after the previous checking

thanks bro. /solved

/req close

Originally Posted by speedforyou

thanks bro. /solved

/req close

No Prob...

very quick one, put this into your winform. say you want it F1 key to be triggled.

protected override bool ProcessCmdKey(ref Message msg, Keys keyData)
{
if (keyData == Keys.F1)
{
// put in your code
return true;
}
return base.ProcessCmdKey(ref msg, keyData);
}

Originally Posted by lannyboy

very quick one, put this into your winform. say you want it F1 key to be triggled.

protected override bool ProcessCmdKey(ref Message msg, Keys keyData)
{
if (keyData == Keys.F1)
{
// put in your code
return true;
}
return base.ProcessCmdKey(ref msg, keyData);
}

This only work, if you focused on the program, but he need texts from combat arms, so he wont being focused on his program....

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