OK, so it's not because the strings are too long, I've already split them before I tried to compile it...
Now, when I try to compile it gives me some error messageboxes...
One says this:
"Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed."
Then I get one that says:
"Error: Name 'Process' is not declared."
That one is kind of simple but I still can't remember what to do to fix it...
Now, I get like 10 of these error messages:
"Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'."
That one I can't seem to figure out, because in the console application I used to fix errors it didn't give me any problems. If you actually type it out, there is an option for 'Windows' in SpecialFolder, so I don't know why it's throwing this error.
So, please help... I know some problems are simple for you but I never really deeply studied the namespaces.
In your original stub's .sln, at the top turn option strict on. For the as clause you need to declare a function like this:
PHP Code
<?php
Private Shared Function DoStuff(Byval DoingThings As Boolean) As Boolean
For the process, you need to import/reference it in. I believe codedom compiles with strict on I think and uses old methods, however do not quote me on this.
OK, the process error is gone, now I'm just left with the other 2.
And @Tweetie - I can't do that because I'm using CodeDom to compile it from a resource text file. Basically my crypter will need nothing, because it just builds from resources...
(Aug 28, 2012 07:32 AM)Percocet Wrote: OK, the process error is gone, now I'm just left with the other 2.
And @Tweetie - I can't do that because I'm using CodeDom to compile it from a resource text file. Basically my crypter will need nothing, because it just builds from resources...
I meant copy and paste your stub source into an IDE so you have Intellisense as well as Syntax highlighting. The other two can be fixed by adding in 'As [Insert Data type here]' at the end of each function declaration.
(Aug 28, 2012 07:41 AM)tweety Wrote: I meant copy and paste your stub source into an IDE so you have Intellisense as well as Syntax highlighting. The other two can be fixed by adding in 'As [Insert Data type here]' at the end of each function declaration.
Sorry... I'm really tired right now and only got key parts of your post...
All my functions have that at the end...
Aug 28, 2012 07:48 AM
(This post was last modified: Aug 28, 2012 07:50 AM by tweety.)
(Aug 28, 2012 07:43 AM)Percocet Wrote: Sorry... I'm really tired right now and only got key parts of your post...
All my functions have that at the end...
What are the other error's you are facing? I understand you are tired so just PM me your TV and I can help you while you kick back, get a drink, cup of coffee maybe and some snacks :)
EDIT: May I request for you to remove your stub code? I dislike people leaching and it will protect your stub.
(Aug 28, 2012 07:48 AM)tweety Wrote: What are the other error's you are facing? I understand you are tired so just PM me your TV and I can help you while you kick back, get a drink, cup of coffee maybe and some snacks :)
PMing you in a sec.
And it's only the two messageboxes now...
The "Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed." one and the "Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'." one.
(Aug 28, 2012 07:49 AM)Percocet Wrote: PMing you in a sec.
And it's only the two messageboxes now...
The "Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed." one and the "Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'." one.
Just waiting for your PM now, I think I know why it's throwing the errors.
Download this: https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=2794844
Copy / Paste code from CodeDom source... You will see where is error...
(Aug 28, 2012 07:49 AM)Percocet Wrote: PMing you in a sec.
And it's only the two messageboxes now...
The "Error: Variable declaration without an 'As' clause; type of Object assumed." one and the "Error: 'Windows' is not a member of 'System.Environment.SpecialFolder'." one.
When using Codedom, if your using a loop like
for X% =1 to whatever, you have to declare it fully. Like a real programming language. :P
For X as Integer = 1 to blahhhh
& The other is simple enough,
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