[QUESTION] Auto-Reconnect

[Belth]

Is this possible with ahk or autoit? I tried in ahk but the client does not seem to read send keys even though the text shows up. I just get "Wrong password" every time.

[clintonselke]

Its possible, i can't see ur script, but what i think might be happening is the key-presses from the script are too fast for the client. I had a problem where when i type my password too fast, it does not get all the letters. (Maybe co checks every frame, and does not use an event queue, not sure). I'll have a go at making one for ya... 1 sec

Back:

Something like this

PHP Code:

Global Const $PASSWORD = "YourPassword"
Global Const $CLICK_COORDS[2] = [506, 684]

HotKeySet("{F1}", "Reconnect")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "ExitProg")

While 1
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func Reconnect()
    MouseClick("left", $CLICK_COORDS[0], $CLICK_COORDS[1])
    Sleep(500)
    For $i = 1 To StringLen($PASSWORD)
        $a = StringMid($PASSWORD, $i, 1)
        If StringIsUpper($a) Then
            Send("{SHIFTDOWN}")
            Sleep(500)
        EndIf
        Send("{" & $a & " down}")
        Sleep(500)
        Send("{" & $a & " up}")
        If StringIsUpper($a) Then
            Sleep(500)
            Send("{SHIFTUP}")
        EndIf
    Next
    Send("{ENTER down}")
    Sleep(500)
    Send("{ENTER up}")
EndFunc

Func ExitProg()
    Exit(0)
EndFunc 


You will have to fill in these two though:

Global Const $PASSWORD = "YourPassword"
Global Const $CLICK_COORDS[2] = [506, 684]

for your clicking coordinates and password.

[Alexios]

Nice program clintonselke!
It seems that you are pretty good at programming,eh?
Keep going!
I hope you make a proxy someday!

[Belth]

Originally Posted by clintonselke

Its possible, i can't see ur script, but what i think might be happening is the key-presses from the script are too fast for the client. I had a problem where when i type my password too fast, it does not get all the letters. (Maybe co checks every frame, and does not use an event queue, not sure). I'll have a go at making one for ya... 1 sec

Back:

Something like this

PHP Code:

Global Const $PASSWORD = "YourPassword"
Global Const $CLICK_COORDS[2] = [506, 684]

HotKeySet("{F1}", "Reconnect")
HotKeySet("{F2}", "ExitProg")

While 1
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd

Func Reconnect()
    MouseClick("left", $CLICK_COORDS[0], $CLICK_COORDS[1])
    Sleep(500)
    For $i = 1 To StringLen($PASSWORD)
        $a = StringMid($PASSWORD, $i, 1)
        If StringIsUpper($a) Then
            Send("{SHIFTDOWN}")
            Sleep(500)
        EndIf
        Send("{" & $a & " down}")
        Sleep(500)
        Send("{" & $a & " up}")
        If StringIsUpper($a) Then
            Sleep(500)
            Send("{SHIFTUP}")
        EndIf
    Next
    Send("{ENTER down}")
    Sleep(500)
    Send("{ENTER up}")
EndFunc

Func ExitProg()
    Exit(0)
EndFunc 


You will have to fill in these two though:

Global Const $PASSWORD = "YourPassword"
Global Const $CLICK_COORDS[2] = [506, 684]

for your clicking coordinates and password.

Very nice, thank you

[InfamousNoone]

Originally Posted by Alexios

Nice program clintonselke!
It seems that you are pretty good at programming,eh?
Keep going!
I hope you make a proxy someday!

Programming in context, compared to auto-it is much more challenging, nor (to my knowledge) can a proxy be written in auto it. Just thought I'd point that out.

[hok30]

Originally Posted by InfamousNoone

Programming in context, compared to auto-it is much more challenging, nor (to my knowledge) can a proxy be written in auto it. Just thought I'd point that out.

My thoughts and my problem exactly.

[unknownone]

Originally Posted by InfamousNoone

Programming in context, compared to auto-it is much more challenging, nor (to my knowledge) can a proxy be written in auto it. Just thought I'd point that out.

Programming in other imperative programming languages is just using the same logic, applied differently. It may be 'more challenging' in other languages because there's a bigger syntax to remember. You also need to be familiar with APIs, but the same goes for any language. Of course, modern languages aren't just straighforward imperative languages, and learning about good OOP designs and such isn't so straightforward.

Auto-it is turing complete though. You can write a proxy, or whatever the **** you want with it. (Someone has already demonstrated by coding a server-client framework in it). However, doing so is just rediculous, because you end up doing extended amounts of work to interface to APIs in other languages, where it'd be much simpler to use languages where the APIs are already defined.

[hok30]

Originally Posted by unknownone

However, doing so is just rediculous, because you end up doing extended amounts of work to interface to APIs in other languages, where it'd be much simpler to use languages where the APIs are already defined.

Not to mention that using a 'modern' language would run more stably and faster.