Hallo,
es geht um die Fish.dll, die normalerweise bei mIRC zum Einsatz kommt. Ich möchte mit dieser (nutzt blowfish) auch texte ver- und entschlüsseln.
Ich habe nun gefunden, wie diese (in C?) aufgerufen werden soll/ kann ... habe aber keine Ahnung, wie ich das auf AutoIt übertrage.
Wer kann mir helfen?
Syntax ist: FiSH_encrypt_msg(HWND mWnd, HWND aWnd, char *theData, char *params, BOOL show, BOOL nopause)
Dll gibts hier -> http://fish.secure.la/BETA/FiSH.v1.4….v6.35-BETA.zip (enthält keine Viren, AV kann aber patch-Dateien als Virus erkennen, aber es wird ja nur die dll benötigt)
Und hier hab ich noch, wie es in mirc angewandt wird -> http://fish.secure.la/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=70&view=next
thx schonmal
[EDIT] hier noch was, dass ich in der mirchilfe gefunden habe.
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DLL Support
The /dll and $dll() features allow you to make calls to DLLs designed to work with mIRC. The main reason you'd want to do this is that processing information in a DLL can be far faster than doing so in a script, so for intensive data processing a DLL would be more efficient.
Note that mIRC also supports calling COM objects, for calling non-standard DLLs.
Warning: do not use DLLs from sources you do not trust. See the Accepting Files section for information on the dangers of accepting and using files from the internet.
/dll <filename> <procname> [data]
$dll(filename, procname, data)
$dllcall(filename, alias, procname, data)
The above open a DLL, call the procname routine, and send it the specified data. The only difference is that $dll() can return a value, like all other identifiers.
$dllcall() is multi-threaded so it will not halt the script and will call the specified alias once the call returns.
Technical notes
This section contains technical information for programmers who want to create DLLs for use with mIRC.
The routine in the DLL being called must be of the form:
int __stdcall procname(HWND mWnd, HWND aWnd, char *data, char *parms, BOOL show, BOOL nopause)
mWnd is the handle to the main mIRC window.
aWnd is the handle of the window in which the command is being issued, this might not be the currently active window if the command is being called by a remote script.
data is the information that you wish to send to the DLL. On return, the DLL can fill this variable with the command it wants mIRC to perform if any.
parms is filled by the DLL on return with parameters that it wants mIRC to use when performing the command that it returns in the data variable.
Note: The data and parms variables can each hold 900 chars maximum.
show is FALSE if the . prefix was specified to make the command quiet, or TRUE otherwise.
nopause is TRUE if mIRC is in a critical routine and the DLL must not do anything that pauses processing in mIRC, eg. the DLL should not pop up a dialog.
The DLL can return an integer to indicate what it wants mIRC to do:
0 means that mIRC should /halt processing
1 means that mIRC should continue processing
2 means that it has filled the data variable with a command which it wants mIRC to perform, and has filled parms with the parameters to use, if any, when performing the command.
3 means that the DLL has filled the data variable with the result that $dll() as an identifier should return.
Note: You may need to create a .def file with the procedure names exported when compiling your DLL.
