Sorry to bother you once again...
Even with a compiled Ahk2Exe.exe (compiled from Ahk2Exe.ahk and using a modified password),
whenever I compile a script from within Sublime Text and the script contains an error, this error
is not displayed in the "Console" (of Sublime Text) but within a normal msgbox window...
Any chance to return this kind of output to the console instead, if Ahk2Exe.exe is used from the command line?
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Do you get any info back to console? Do you have an example script that returns output to that console?
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Unfortunately, no (in both cases).
AutoHotkey (can't remember) if it was already called "_L" supported that for a few years and then changed Ahk2Exe to output errors in a message box as well.
In those times you got compiling errors directly delivered back to the console. Sublime Text could parse that output and you were able to click on an error and ST went to the line where it occurred.
AutoHotkey (can't remember) if it was already called "_L" supported that for a few years and then changed Ahk2Exe to output errors in a message box as well.
In those times you got compiling errors directly delivered back to the console. Sublime Text could parse that output and you were able to click on an error and ST went to the line where it occurred.
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help ?HotKeyIt wrote:Sorry, I should have mentioned that you need to use compiler included in download pack.
1. Download - done
2. Extract ahkdll-v1-release-master.zip - done
3. Copy ahkdll-v1-release-master\Win32w\AutoHotkey.exe to ahkdll-v1-release-master\Compiler\Ahk2Exe.exe - done
4. Double click Ahk2Exe.exe - I cant find this file in the zip ?
5. Select correct Base File (.bin)
6. Use compression or/and encryption checkboxes.
7. Press > Compile Executable <
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the file isn't in the zip. you claimed to do #3 but obviously you didn't.Tomer wrote: 3. Copy ahkdll-v1-release-master\Win32w\AutoHotkey.exe to ahkdll-v1-release-master\Compiler\Ahk2Exe.exe - done
4. Double click Ahk2Exe.exe - I cant find this file in the zip ?
help ?
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well you right!,guest3456 wrote:the file isn't in the zip. you claimed to do #3 but obviously you didn't.Tomer wrote: 3. Copy ahkdll-v1-release-master\Win32w\AutoHotkey.exe to ahkdll-v1-release-master\Compiler\Ahk2Exe.exe - done
4. Double click Ahk2Exe.exe - I cant find this file in the zip ?
help ?
I renamed the file: "\ahkdll-v1-release-master\ahkdll-v1-release-master\Win32w\AutoHotkey.exe" to Ahk2Exe.exe.
now its working good
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don't use the default .bin file. you have to specifically choose one of the other AHK_H .bin files from the listsamardac wrote:HotKeyIt,
Why I get this? All paths are correct.
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I have improved anti-debugging features in AutoHotkey_H so protection should be even better now
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(Sorry for the pointless quote, I do not know how to summon you with reply yet :/)HotKeyIt wrote:I have improved anti-debugging features in AutoHotkey_H so protection should be even better now
Hi!
I used your compiler and it worked on my AHK v1 script I have a few questions about the compiler.
* What does the password used in executable mean? what is it for?
* How do I know the correct .bin file besides trying each and every one of them?
* Why is the compiler using syntaxes from v2?
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The Password in downloaded exes, bins and dlls is AutoHotkey. That is also the content of password control.
If you like to change the password you have to recompile AutoHotkey.exe/bin/dll using Visual Studio and source code on github, then you have to enter the password you used into that control.
In AHK_H you can compile exe and dll as well. The correct bin file depends on whether your script requires ANSI(Win32a) or is it UNICODE (Win32w+x64w) compatible.
What do you mean by syntaxes, there is v1 and v2 compiler included in the downolads.
If you like to change the password you have to recompile AutoHotkey.exe/bin/dll using Visual Studio and source code on github, then you have to enter the password you used into that control.
In AHK_H you can compile exe and dll as well. The correct bin file depends on whether your script requires ANSI(Win32a) or is it UNICODE (Win32w+x64w) compatible.
What do you mean by syntaxes, there is v1 and v2 compiler included in the downolads.
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download 7zip -> setup it -> right click on ahk.exe -> unzipsamardac wrote:How to prevent compiled AHK .exe from decompiling?
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Sorry about that, I forgot about v2 alpha. About the password, does changing the password improve the security of the compiled .exe in any way or is it even worth it?HotKeyIt wrote:What do you mean by syntaxes, there is v1 and v2 compiler included in the downolads.
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If you want to protect your script properly, you need to change the password and recompile the exe, otherwise it is possible to extract resources from exe and decode it the same way how Ahk2Exe encodes them using the default password.
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I see... But right now, since RCData was encrypted it at least adds a rough layer for common to techy people like myself from looking for other ways to hack the compiled.exeHotKeyIt wrote:If you want to protect your script properly, you need to change the password and recompile the exe, otherwise it is possible to extract resources from exe and decode it the same way how Ahk2Exe encodes them using the default password.
But I know that if someone really wants to they can find someone to hack it, but who is going to do that. not even worth it at this point. IMHO. Thanks for your incredible creation
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After Compiling, the name of my exes only say "AutoHotkey_H Unicode base 64" Is there a way to change it to script name?HotKeyIt wrote:HotKeyIt
edit:nvm I can use Resource hacker to change the Process Name
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Yes using ;@Ahk2Exe-SetName Awesome, see Upcoming Ahk2Exe changes.
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thx great work
is there any way to decompile full code now?
is there anything i can do to make the code even more secure?
thx
is there any way to decompile full code now?
is there anything i can do to make the code even more secure?
thx
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1. If you make a proper or even dynamic password it will be very difficult, there is always a way to decompile
2. Yes you could do but I an not sure what you can do. (obfuscation!?)
2. Yes you could do but I an not sure what you can do. (obfuscation!?)
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sir, if i change pw here
my progamm not start
my progamm not start
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Yes, before you change password here, you need to recompile the source with that password as mentioned above!
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