Problem with write to memory

[xdp22]

Hi, I have a problem with the function derived from the UDF _MemoryWrite -NomadMemory.

Sorry for bad english. I used translator.

After reading the offset i get value - 10000. I want to change it to 999999 by _MemoryWrite.

I trying to do it this way:

[code]

_MemoryWrite($1, $process, 999999)

_MemoryWrite($2, $process, 999999)

$3 = BinaryToString(Binary (_MemoryRead ($1, $process)))

$4 = BinaryToString(Binary (_MemoryRead ($2, $process)))

ToolTip ($3 & "/" & $4, 900, 0)

[/code]

Unfortunately, this solution has no effect, I get only "/" in ToolTip.

Also tried in other ways :

[code]

_MemoryWrite ($1, $process, _StringToHex (999999))

_MemoryWrite ($1, $process, Binary (999999))

[/code]

Nothing gave effect, only sometimes showed a value maybe something like this - Ka1d/1q7. Just random chars... instead of 999999.

Does anyone have any idea?

Thanks!

Edited November 26, 2011 by xdp22

[martin]

Hi, I have a problem with the function derived from the UDF _MemoryWrite -NomadMemory.

Sorry for bad english. I used translator.

After reading the offset i get value - 10000. I want to change it to 999999 by _MemoryWrite.

I trying to do it this way:

[code]

_MemoryWrite($1, $process, 999999)

_MemoryWrite($2, $process, 999999)

$3 = BinaryToString(Binary (_MemoryRead ($1, $process)))

$4 = BinaryToString(Binary (_MemoryRead ($2, $process)))

ToolTip ($3 & "/" & $4, 900, 0)

[/ code]

Unfortunately, this solution has no effect, I get only "/" in ToolTip.

Also tried in other ways :

[code]

_MemoryWrite ($1, $process, _StringToHex (999999))

_MemoryWrite ($1, $process, Binary (999999))

[/ code]

Nothing gave effect, only sometimes showed a value maybe something like this - Ka1d/1q7. Just random chars... instead of 999999.

Does anyone have any idea?

Thanks!

You must send the address in the form

'0x' & Hex(number($StarAddr) + $Offset, 8)

and maybe best to specify what form the data is in, eg

_MemoryWrite('0x' & Hex(number($StarAddr) + $Offset, 8), $hProcess, $value,"int");;same with read.

$hprocess must be returned by _memoryOpen which has been passed the pid of the process whose memory you want to use.

[xdp22]

Thanks man, but what is $StarAddr? and $Offset? $Offset is this reading by memoryread yes?, but that is $StarAddr?

[martin]

Thanks man, but what is $StarAddr? and $Offset? $Offset is this reading by memoryread yes?, but that is $StarAddr?

Sorry, it should have been $StartAddr.

Yes, it's reading by Nomad _MemoryRead or _MemoryWrite. The way to pass parameters is explained in the NamadMemory.au3 udf.