Bot Code Management Question

[DarkLinux]

Hello,
Some time back I coded a bot in C# and almost everything I did was 1/2 assed and poorly coded. I am starting up a new bot project in C++ but this time I am going to do it properly . The only problem I am running into is code management. I dont know how to call a function with out declaring a new one every time. Im not the best at explaining things, but ill try.



I have a function in my main exe that moves the character from point to point.
That function calls CTM from the dll. It really calls the function for a management class in the dll which then calls ctm. Its an initialization thing...
The problem is in ctm.cpp, how can I call memory.cpp? I would like to call it from the management class but that will just create a loop.. I think..

I would like to call WriteFloat from any place in the dll with out declaring it every time I use CTM

#pragma once
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "memory .h"

namespace Yara {
	
	public ref class CTM
	{	
	public : 
		Memory wow;
		void Move(float x)
		{
			wow.WriteFloatB((DWORD)0x22,x,sizeof(x));
		}
	private : 

	};
}

Anyway to make it global? I have seen some people do it in C#.

I was looking over Shadow bot,

MyWoW.Memory.ReadUInt(This + 0x8);

In one of his classes he calls the above code, but he never declares MyWoW in that class, that I can see
Can I do that in C++, if so how?

If I am just crazy please tell me the best way to do this? Or is my method ok? I really dont think so...

Thanks for your help and time!
Rep to all that help (If your into that i guess)

[Jens]

'Static' is the keyword you're looking for.

making the function static allows you to call it like this:

Memory::WriteFloat();

[DarkLinux]

I did not even think of that lols.. Thats what I get for programming at 4am...
Thanks for the help +3Rep!

[DarkLinux]

Sense you are full of good ideas I am going to ask one more question on the same topic
I am starting to think my management class is being a little redundant...
How would you call the static functions for an external source?
Like above, but without the middle blue box for the management class...

I was thinking you could do the same.. but its does not look to work...
exe

#using <Yara.dll>
....
using namespace Yara;
...
Manager wow;
...
wow.Memory::Initialize(ProcessIDList[selectedIndex]);
//or even
Memory::Initialize(ProcessIDList[selectedIndex]);

Thanks!

[Jens]

If you make the memory library static calling Memory::Initialize(); should work just fine =).

Instead of making the entire library static you could just take in the handle to the wow process as a parameter in a constructor and set up the library that way, making the memory library wrap the process, which is better design in my mind.