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[1824] scan the entire source file - posted: 2015-03-05 17:17:19
Hi

i need Little example that shoing me how to scan the entire source code and how to make a changes in lt ,also return the changed code to Ziron.

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[1829] - posted: 2015-03-23 16:07:14
Grab the latest release.

Code:
procedure ZIRON_API onFileEntry(DWord handle; char* pCode; DWord len): boolean;


This event is called on each file that is entered (similar to Ziron 1)

A new function I just added.
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function* ZIRON_API ziron_file_setbuffer(DWord filehd; char* buf; DWord len): boolean;


using onFileEntry, you can read the code from pCode buffer, create your own buffer with your new code, and then call ziron_file_setbuffer, with the file handle, a pointer to your new buffer with length, Ziron will update the internal buffer with your new code.

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[1831] - posted: 2015-03-24 20:16:43
nice work Mr Colin.

thank you.

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[1834] - posted: 2015-04-08 19:28:54
Mr Colin

what is wrong wti this code
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function stdcall onFileEntry(DWord handle; char* strCode; DWord len) {
  
     uses edi;
     
     char  line[2048];
     char* ptr;
     dword buf;
      
     buf =  GlobalAlloc(GPTR , 2 * len);
     
     esi = strCode;
     edi = @line;
     while( char[esi] <> 10) 
      {
         char[edi++]=char[esi++];
      }  
     
    
    ziron_log_messageA('', false);
    
    ziron_file_setbuffer(handle, buf, strlen(buf));
    
    GlobalFree(buf);
     
    return true;
}


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[1835] - posted: 2015-04-09 12:20:26
2 * len
char [edi++]

both are not accepted at current.

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[1836] - posted: 2015-04-09 18:54:02

ok , when they will be okay.


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[1837] - posted: 2015-04-09 21:33:22
Since 2 * len is classed as a complex expression (would require additional assembly), it is unlikely to be supported, however reg++ I will add on my todo list.

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[1838] - posted: 2015-04-10 13:17:58

Since 2 * len is classed as a complex expression (would require additional assembly), it is unlikely to be supported


why , if you had seen Sphinx C-- , it is suports complex expresion in the same time user can make his low level expresion , alse
it supportes float point expresion.

you may add that as a plugin for complex expresion.

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