wolf83 Posted March 23, 2004 Posted March 23, 2004 Hi, Are comments lines compiled in the .exe file or removed before ??? Regards Wolf
Administrators Jon Posted March 23, 2004 Administrators Posted March 23, 2004 At the moment comments and whitespace is stripped.
wolf83 Posted March 23, 2004 Author Posted March 23, 2004 Ok Jon, I ask you this question because i don't find how to decompile .exe to au3 ???? does Exe2au3 exist ? Wolf
sykes Posted March 23, 2004 Posted March 23, 2004 Ok Jon,I ask you this question because i don't find how to decompile .exe to au3 ???? does Exe2au3 exist ? WolfNot as of yet ... We have enough youth. How about a fountain of SMART?
Josbe Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 Now that I see, this feature was in the list, Todo ListBut, was removed... AUTOIT > AutoIt docs / Beta folder - AutoIt latest beta
Administrators Jon Posted March 24, 2004 Administrators Posted March 24, 2004 It's so far at the end of the list of priorites that it may never happen - always something more important and useful to code
Valik Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 It's so far at the end of the list of priorites that it may never happen - always something more important and useful to code Jon, if it's any more encouragement to NOT write it, it is extremely easy to create a function or something to make a script support decompiling just by using FileInstall. Also, I'm working on an Au3 Interpreter which will sit between scripts and the compiler to do a few neat things, one of which is allow the script to be set up for decompiling.It uses special comments near the top of the scripts to offer decompile, icon, output file, and password stuff. Plus it will have a nice little feature (For the developers especially) that allows you to tell the script that it should be run or compiled through an alternate AutoIt.
Administrators Jon Posted March 24, 2004 Administrators Posted March 24, 2004 I get just as many emails now saying "I've lost my script AND my password" as I did before I wrote the original decompiler.
Valik Posted March 24, 2004 Posted March 24, 2004 I get just as many emails now saying "I've lost my script AND my password" as I did before I wrote the original decompiler. I can buy a hard drive failure or some other reason like that for losing the script file. But I just hate it when I see somebody say, "I deleted my script file but still have the exe, when is there going to be an Au3Decompiler?". The fun I would have if I deleted all my source after I built a decent working executable (Any language).
Josbe Posted March 25, 2004 Posted March 25, 2004 It's so far at the end of the list of priorites that it may never happen - always something more important and useful to code I agree. But I just hate it when I see somebody say, "I deleted my script file but still have the exe, when is there going to be an Au3Decompiler?". The fun I would have if I deleted all my source after I built a decent working executable (Any language). Me 2. AUTOIT > AutoIt docs / Beta folder - AutoIt latest beta
Administrators Jon Posted March 25, 2004 Administrators Posted March 25, 2004 I can buy a hard drive failure or some other reason like that for losing the script file. But I just hate it when I see somebody say, "I deleted my script file but still have the exe, when is there going to be an Au3Decompiler?". The fun I would have if I deleted all my source after I built a decent working executable (Any language). Oh no! I've deleted the AutoIt source LOL
insanepyrokid Posted March 25, 2004 Posted March 25, 2004 Just FileInstall the source code into the exe, requiring a password to pull it out. That way (as long as you don't forget the password) you can always get the script back.
Dev Posted March 28, 2004 Posted March 28, 2004 Just FileInstall the source code into the exe, requiring a password to pull it out. That way (as long as you don't forget the password) you can always get the script back.heh, I have same pass everywhere... How can anyone forget a password? :iamstupid:
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