Little help ask, just need halp:)

[fataly]

this script

#include <NomadMemory.au3>
SetPrivilege("SeDebugPrivilege", 1)
while 1
    $NewMsg = DiabloGetChatMessage()
    If $NewMsg Then 
    FileWrite("chat.log",$NewMsg&@CRLF)
        SplashTextOn("",$NewMsg,100,100,0,0)

        Sleep(500)
        EndIf
wend

Func DiabloGetChatMessage()
    Local $Handle = _MemoryOpen(WinGetProcess("Diablo II"))
    Local $pointer1 = _MemoryRead(0x6FBCB830, $Handle, 'dword')
    Local $pointer2 = _MemoryRead($pointer1, $Handle, 'dword')
    Local $Temp = _MemoryReadWideString($pointer2, $Handle, 'ushort[256]')
    _MemoryClose($Handle)
    Return $Temp
EndFunc

Works good, but its make same filewrite result after chat. so how i can get this look if same text is readed and then not filewrite it...

chatlog.ini looks like this now:

ÿc4Purriÿc0: ad
ÿc4Purriÿc0: ad
ÿc4Purriÿc0: ad
ÿc4Purriÿc0: ad
ÿc4Purriÿc0: ad
ÿc4Purriÿc0: ad
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: jeps
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: this is stupid
ÿc4Purriÿc0: why its repeat all so long..
ÿc4Purriÿc0: why its repeat all so long..
ÿc4Purriÿc0: why its repeat all so long..
ÿc4Purriÿc0: why its repeat all so long..
ÿc4Purriÿc0: why its repeat all so long..
ÿc4Purriÿc0: tell me:)
ÿc4Purriÿc0: tell me:)
ÿc4Purriÿc0: tell me:)

[SIone]

IF you insist on NOT searching the help files and the forum you are likely to remain stuck with your problem.

Im not even going to give a lead in my reply since it appears you require some practice with trying new approaches to your problem.

Please post back when you can demonstrate that you have tried another way of solving this problem...

[Bert]

IF you insist on NOT searching the help files and the forum you are likely to remain stuck with your problem.

Im not even going to give a lead in my reply since it appears you require some practice with trying new approaches to your problem.

Please post back when you can demonstrate that you have tried another way of solving this problem...

@SIone:

You are being somewhat harsh and rude. He asked a question, and showed code that he is having issue with. That is a heck of a lot better than some. Chill out.

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@fataly:

what you may want to do is add a time stamp to the beginning of the string that is written.

Take a look at _Date_Time_GetLocalTime. The example there will show you how to add the

time stamp to the filewrite line. You don't have to have it, but for logging purposes, it helps.

FileWrite("chat.log",$NewMsg&@CRLF)

Once you have this set, then do a FileReadLine(""chat.log", -1) on the last line written to see if it matches $NewMsg.

Hope this helps.

Edited November 4, 2008 by Volly

[fataly]

thanks:) its helped

[Bert]

Welcome

[SIone]

@SIone:

You are being somewhat harsh and rude. He asked a question, and showed code that he is having issue with. That is a heck of a lot better than some. Chill out.

To fataly and Volly:

Please accept my apologies.

Im sorry i was harsh and rude.

[Bert]

No problem.

I see you are helping others out with some good work. Thanks!

[TehWhale]

Yes when working with Diablo II, it gets the last chat message, if it has changed or not, so you need to compare the data and see if its the same. Glad you got it working.