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Supraspinatus 20-Jul-14 22:13pm View

tried implementing interfaces. Besides that I couldn't find anything useful that could help me. I don't need a detailed answered I'll be happy if someone just tells me what to type in google so I'll know what direction to look for.
P.S
thanks for the link I'm gonna go through it even though it doesn't solve my problem. And I'm making a crafting calculator for an online game. It was the best way I could think of.

Supraspinatus 12-Jul-14 6:48am View

Thank you!

Supraspinatus 10-Jul-14 6:46am View

We are talking about games which are not open source, to which I want to add my own features, create mods and more. For this I need to be able to get information from the game itself, such as the health and mana bars of my character, the nearest monster or what ever, and should be able to insert my code into the game or make an outside code that will react to this information. I don't even think the programming language is too relevant. The question is how do I receive this information from a running game.
I hope I have explained myself in a better way and you could assist me with that.

Supraspinatus 10-Jul-14 6:20am View

c++ mostly. I don't have much experience besides a little WINAPI programming.

Supraspinatus 24-Jun-14 17:32pm View

Thanks for your answer, but still even the
wchar_t ch2[] = L"black\u263a";
is bringing the same result... Thanks for correcting my code btw I'm still fairly new to c++.

Supraspinatus 24-Jun-14 9:06am View

Thanks for your solution CPallini but unfortunately it isn't working. The source code doesn't bring the results I want and when I understood the step by step guide and wrote my version of the code (which is basically the same) I got something completely random.
Here's my code:

UINT oldcp = GetConsoleOutputCP();
SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);

wchar_t output[] = L"почему у меня не хера не работает";
int buffSize = WideCharToMultiByte(CP_UTF8, 0, output, -1, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL);
char *buffer = new char[buffSize];
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_UTF8, 0, output, -1, buffer, buffSize, NULL, NULL);
wprintf(L"%S", buffer);
delete []buffer;

SetConsoleOutputCP(oldcp);

Here's the output:
????NЗ?╡??N? N? ???╡??N? ???╡ NЕ?╡NИ?░ ???╡ NИ?░?▒??NВ?░?╡NВ

Supraspinatus 24-Jun-14 9:05am View

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Thanks for your solution CPallini but unfortunately it isn't working. The source code doesn't bring the results I want and when I understood the step by step guide and wrote my version of the code (which is basically the same) I got something completely random.
Here's my code:
<pre lang="c++">
UINT oldcp = GetConsoleOutputCP();
SetConsoleOutputCP(CP_UTF8);

wchar_t output[] = L"почему у меня не хера не работает";
int buffSize = WideCharToMultiByte(CP_UTF8, 0, output, -1, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL);
char *buffer = new char[buffSize];
WideCharToMultiByte(CP_UTF8, 0, output, -1, buffer, buffSize, NULL, NULL);
wprintf(L"%S", buffer);
delete []buffer;

SetConsoleOutputCP(oldcp);
</pre>

Here's the output:
<pre lang="text">????NЗ?╡??N? N? ???╡??N? ???╡ NЕ?╡NИ?░ ???╡ NИ?░?▒??NВ?░?╡NВ</pre>

Supraspinatus 24-Jun-14 4:13am View

Thanks a lot for the answer! But I still got some problems regarding them so I'll ask them.
1) It is possible to output the smiley on console, the code for it is:
char c = 1;
cout << c << endl;
So it must be possible to make a smiley with unicode and wchar_t too
2)Did not fix the problem. The output is the same and still I can't type a ☺ with wchar_t. And it makes the same problem for any other language letters too.
3) Still doesn't work

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