Problem with Listline

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gandalfgarfield
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Joined: 20 Jun 2020, 22:27

Problem with Listline

04 Sep 2020, 06:35

So I have a script that I wanna hide so i used feiyue's encryption to encrypt it. I still have problems with making it work to other peoples computer but another problem is that whenever I double click the Tray icon of the running script, it shows some part of the script. As suggested by feiyue, I should use Listline off, while it lessens the script that can be seen. It still shows a part of it. I want the listline to be completely clean. Please help!!!!
BoBo
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Joined: 13 May 2014, 17:15

Re: Problem with Listline

04 Sep 2020, 06:40

Without your code it's hard to identify the root cause for that problem :shh: :shifty:
gregster
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Re: Problem with Listline

04 Sep 2020, 06:55

I am not sure you are doing it right.

Make sure to put ListLines Off (with an s at the end) at the top of your script (auto-execute section), so that it is set globally and not only for a specific part of your script. Afaik, it behaves positional and per thread (it will be ON by default, if it's not set to OFF in the auto-execute section or in the thread itself).
gandalfgarfield
Posts: 29
Joined: 20 Jun 2020, 22:27

Re: Problem with Listline

04 Sep 2020, 21:07

@BoBo The remaining lines that are shown on the listlines are some lines from the ClassMemory script written by RHCP. here's the link https://github.com/Kalamity/classMemory. I tried putting listlines off but some line are still showing like
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160: _ClassMemory.insertNullTerminator := True, _ClassMemory.readStringLastError := False, _ClassMemory.isTarget64bit := False, _ClassMemory.ptrType := "UInt", _ClassMemory.aTypeSize := { "UChar
1319: e := {1:4, 2:1}
1319: c := (A_PtrSize=8) ? "x64" : "x86"
1360: aLookUp := A_PtrSize = 8 ? { "BaseAddress": {"Offset": 0, "Type": "Int64"}, "AllocationBase": {"Offset": 8, "Type": "Int64"}, "AllocationProtect": {"Offset": 16, "Type": "UInt"},
1381: aLookUp := A_PtrSize = 8 ? { "BaseAddress": {"Offset": 0, "Type": "Int64"}, "AllocationBase": {"Offset": 8, "Type": "Int64"}, "AllocationProtect": {"Offset": 16, "Type": "UInt"},

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I want it to be completely clean :(
BoBo
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Joined: 13 May 2014, 17:15

Re: Problem with Listline

05 Sep 2020, 03:56

Duplicate thread. Locked.

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