335 (wotlk) Bot? Object manager and more. C++ ? Release ... ?!

[tutrakan]

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Edit: I decided to remove the co called bot, due to the lack of interest and the possibly negative influence to the fragile now-days wow emulation community.

I will publish basic examples, like injection, detours and interesting stuff.

Regarding that nobody interested in it, all content was removed, so please contact me if you have questions.

My aim was to learn c++ while having fun in same time, but after all, it seems that I still suck at it.

[Corthezz]

Nice move thta you shared it with the community. +5 Rep.
A c++ noob myself but I would probably group up classes logically in folders

Edit: You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to tutrakan again.

[Xewl]

Thanks for the share!

[tutrakan]

A c++ noob myself but I would probably group up classes logically in folders .

My greatest fear was this #include nightmare with (even!) my own files from folders and sub-folders.

Regarding structuring: The MVS IDE has this nice feature (c++ only if I'm right): creating these virtual folder structures named "filters", which helped me to keep all the stuff in one physical place.

Anyway, I've listened your advice and classified in folders, in a way to help with the readability out of my IDE.

Thanks!

[tutrakan]

A question for advanced windows users:
Can i have any help with finding a window handle in relation on the text tittle(example; give me a window handle having this text on his title: "World of Warcraft Retail") and set focus on it.

Any help is good. TY!

[namreeb]

A question for advanced windows users:
Can i have any help with finding a window handle in relation on the text tittle(example; give me a window handle having this text on his title: "World of Warcraft Retail") and set focus on it.

Any help is good. TY!

To find the window handle, use ::FindWindow -- FindWindow function (Windows)
To bring that window to the front, use ::SetForegroundWindow -- SetForegroundWindow function (Windows)

[tutrakan]

Thanks, concise answer. And worked well.

Any advice how to deal with these circular include nightmares?

Rvalue References: C++0x Features in VC10, Part 2 | Visual C++ Team Blog
Go to the comments (Tom and BF) and tell me your opinion about.
Honestly, sometimes I am discouraged to continue with c++. I spent more time struggling with includes than developing further the program logic^^.

[Naggwa Shel]

If you want to avoid 'include hell', the first thing you should do is stop using headers for function definitions.
Why do you use headers for everything?

Do like this:

Manager.hpp:

void mrint(std::string name, std::string value);

Manager.cpp

void mrint(std::string name, std::string value)
{
	if (graph == nullptr)
		return;

	std::string line = name + " = " + value;
	graph->AddTextLine(line);
}

And in this function you better pass strings by const reference.

[tutrakan]

Why do you use headers for everything?

I find that the famous c-like manner to split declarations and definitions in two separate files (IMHO), decreases maintainability and readability and adds a lot of redundancy in the code.
And I tried something else and I liked it more that way.
I imagine that this way can be a very bad practice, so that's why I posted it here to get some advises for c++ etc.

Thanks for the const reference, I wrote it as it was a c# function by mistake.

[Narache]

Their is a C++ interface of WoW Client available somewhere on Github too... Very usefull, for 3.3.3 or 3.3.5a I don't remember.
Name is WowX or WowOne something like this someone hae any link?

[miceiken]

WoWX is 2.4.3 TBC iirc.
There is however this:
GitHub - tomrus88/WowAddin

[tutrakan]

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