Question about memory addressess

[DarkstaR]

Please, dont tell me to search ive tried that.


I have these adressess

StatusBar = 0x77EA58;
StatusBar_Timer = 0x77EA54;

How do I use them in VB (convert them to be used as long or w.e)

So they look like these

Invisible = &H45C003
Invisible2 = &H4E8805

So i can use them?

Im trying to use this function

Public Function SendStatusMessage(StatusMessage As String, DisplayTime As Long)
Memory_WriteLong TibiaHwnd, Status_Text_Timer, DisplayTime
Memory_WriteString TibiaHwnd, Status_Text, StatusMessage
End Function

But i need the adresses to replace "Status_Text_Timer" and "Status_Text", which are

StatusBar = 0x77EA58;
StatusBar_Timer = 0x77EA54;

I hope im understood. Im new to VB just learning so dont call me a noob D:

[Xavious]

public const StatusBar = &H77EA58
public const StatusBar_Timer = &H77EA54

[DarkstaR]

Thanks :D
Mind telling me how you came up with them or were they already in a code? (I like to learn so i dont have to ask again! :P)

Did you just add an H here the 0x was?

[jo3bingham]

Thanks :D
Mind telling me how you came up with them or were they already in a code? (I like to learn so i dont have to ask again! :P)

Did you just add an H here the 0x was?

Yeah in VB6 you use &H, C++ you use 0x, and I can't remember what Delphi is.

Jo3

[najt]

~delete

[L4K]

I think that in Delphi is "$" like $77EA58

najt, the memory sufix in c is "0x" not "xH".

~L4K