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#include <DllCallBack.au3>

Global Const $WH_KEYBOARD_LL = 13
Global $hHook
Global $pStub_KeyProc = _DllCallBack ("_KeyProc","int;ptr;ptr")
Global $hmod = DllCall("kernel32.dll","hwnd","GetModuleHandle","ptr",0)
Global $hHook = DllCall("user32.dll","hwnd","SetWindowsHookEx","int", _
            $WH_KEYBOARD_LL,"ptr",$pStub_KeyProc,"hwnd",$hmod[0],"dword",0)
Global $buffer = ""

MsgBox(4096,"","Click OK, then open notepad and type..." & _
        @LF & @LF & "Larry" & @LF & "AutoIt")


While 1
    Sleep(10)
WEnd

Func EvaluateKey($keycode)
    If (($keycode > 64) And ($keycode < 91)) _
        Or (($keycode > 47) And ($keycode < 58)) Then
        $buffer &= Chr($keycode)
        Switch $buffer
            Case "LARRY"
                ToolTip("Larry Rocks")
            Case "AUTOIT"
                ToolTip("My Legacy")
        EndSwitch
    ElseIf ($keycode > 159) And ($keycode < 164) Then
        Return
    Else
        $buffer = ""
    EndIf
EndFunc



Func _KeyProc($nCode, $wParam, $lParam)
    Local $ret,$KEYHOOKSTRUCT
    If $nCode < 0 Then
        $ret = DllCall("user32.dll","long","CallNextHookEx","hwnd",$hHook[0], _
                        "int",$nCode,"ptr",$wParam,"ptr",$lParam)
        Return $ret[0]
    EndIf
    If $wparam = 256 Then
        $KEYHOOKSTRUCT = DllStructCreate("dword;dword;dword;dword;ptr",$lParam)
        EvaluateKey(DllStructGetData($KEYHOOKSTRUCT,1))
    EndIf
    $ret = DllCall("user32.dll","long","CallNextHookEx","hwnd",$hHook[0], _
                    "int",$nCode,"ptr",$wParam,"ptr",$lParam)
    Return $ret[0]
EndFunc

Func OnAutoItExit()
    DllCall("user32.dll","int","UnhookWindowsHookEx","hwnd",$hHook[0])
    _DllCallBack_Free ($pStub_KeyProc)
EndFunc

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Nice Larry as obvious <_<

I compared that with MouseHook.au3 example from piccaso's au3_callback_v6.5.zip UDF

to learn something and I just noticed little bug in your example:

there is missing _DllCallBack_Free in OnAutoItExit()

Func OnAutoItExit()
    DllCall("user32.dll","int","UnhookWindowsHookEx","hwnd",$hHook[0])
    _DllCallBack_Free ($pStub_KeyProc)
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This is also great keylogger material by the way.

shouldnt this post be removed from the Example Scripts!

Larry lets try and keep autoit good name, without any more problems ok!

No more Crap form anybody, Autoit is begining to get a bad name and there noting worng with autoit, its the users.

Im not being mean but this has become beyond a joke, theres too much crap made in autoit that is harmful to others PC, i think we need to stamp down on these people get them banned for a while, show them that were not joking.

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shouldnt this post be removed from the Example Scripts!

Larry lets try and keep autoit good name, without any more problems ok!

No more Crap form anybody, Autoit is begining to get a bad name and there noting worng with autoit, its the users.

Im not being mean but this has become beyond a joke, theres too much crap made in autoit that is harmful to others PC, i think we need to stamp down on these people get them banned for a while, show them that were not joking.

ashley let a mod handel it....

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shouldnt this post be removed from the Example Scripts!

Larry lets try and keep autoit good name, without any more problems ok!

No more Crap form anybody, Autoit is begining to get a bad name and there noting worng with autoit, its the users.

Im not being mean but this has become beyond a joke, theres too much crap made in autoit that is harmful to others PC, i think we need to stamp down on these people get them banned for a while, show them that were not joking.

ashley take a chill pill

There are numerous ways to make key loggers, and at least 1 way is supplied with the AutoIt installation.

A Hot string is not a keylogger, although it could easily be changed into one just like many other functions could be.

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ashley take a chill pill

There are numerous ways to make key loggers, and at least 1 way is supplied with the AutoIt installation.

A Hot string is not a keylogger, although it could easily be changed into one just like many other functions could be.

ok sorry, just dont want autoit to get a bad name like C++ and all that other crap

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Ashley, do you realize that the majority of programs are written in C++? You can't give a language a bad name.

As for Larry's post, I like it. This kind of thing would also allow someone to type say, "hide" and all their windows could hide away. Then they type "ok, boss is gone" and everything comes back. Sounds fun actually...

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Ashley, do you realize that the majority of programs are written in C++? You can't give a language a bad name.

As for Larry's post, I like it. This kind of thing would also allow someone to type say, "hide" and all their windows could hide away. Then they type "ok, boss is gone" and everything comes back. Sounds fun actually...

I know most programs are made in C++ but now millions of people are making virus's with it so it begining to get a bad name.

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I know most programs are made in C++ but now millions of people are making virus's with it so it begining to get a bad name.

I agree that we should not encourage someone to write a virus or a keylogger however that does not equate to blocking usefull code. A tremendous amout of posted code has the POTENTIAL of being used wrongfully. That same code can be used for good reasons.

Think of it as nuclear power. I can be used to make a very destructive weapon or for many peacefull purposes.

Hmmmmmmm. I was going to ask Santa for a Particle accelerator but I might get in trouble with that so I have to re-think my Christmas list.

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ok sorry, just dont want autoit to get a bad name like C++ and all that other crap

C++ is crap? Oh Man <_<  think about it bit more

I don't like virus makers but I also don't like thoughts about mangle some useful functionality just because it can be used in wrong way. I always have in my mind knife: Must we forbid/destroy all knives in the world just because somebody can hurt somebody else with it?

I respect Mods but please don't remove all potentialy danger functionality like DirRemove, FileRemove, RegWrite, DllCall, CallBack, etc.

Last sentence was ironic to show absurdity of that "Anti-virus" fear.

I think Larry's script shows some principle code which can be useful in peace/innocent scripts but of course can be also used for wrong purposes.

This is my opinion.

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How bout we all "Cut the CRAP" and stop hijacking this thread. Ashley- If you think C++ is crap, then go outside, and get a life. Larry's code is great! It shows potential, and all you can think about is KeyLoggers. Heck! Its probably people like you who make one! Now lets make all posts in this thread about the initial post- e.g. usefulness...

@Fossil: \beta\Examples\GUI\Advanced\ is where I found it... <_<

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Now now, there is no need to flame ashley. I understand where this person is coming from. I think that they may have been misunderstood just a bit. I agree that we need to be careful about helping script kiddies create malicious code. We don't need to take away any potential from autoit for this to happen. We simply need to make sure that we don't answer questions that are leading to obvious malicious code creation.

The code posted in the topic seems safe to me. It can be changed to be malicious... but so can the help file.

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