TheDcoder

@water OMG! $vHash is 34 & $sServerHash is 32!!! MD5 is supposed to be 32 chars long!

@water Did that, both are strings

Hello!... I am not in a good mood today... I am trying to solve this problem which is supposed to work... FOR SOME REASON IT IS NOT WORKING I am not able to reproduce the problem in a test script, so I made a video (with some parts censored) to demonstrate the problem: http://webm.land/media/yecN.webm As you can see in the video, Both $vHash & $sServerHash are equal (1B17F2D9AB91B2D6E78C30A0E71F0EB5) but when I compare them, it results in false.... NONSENSE!!! I can provide part of code or the whole code in the PM if you wish... I have been trying to solve this since 3 days but it won't work no matter what. Thanks in Advance, TD...

It is a bug report... I guess

@wyf I can't translate your post, but it does not look like a question to me... 我不会翻译您的文章，但它看起来并不像我的一个问题...

Game automation is forbidden here, please read the forum rules Hope to see you with a legitimate question soon!

Yep, I got a handle in the situation now : Here is what I came up with: #include <Crypt.au3> Local $dHash = _Crypt_HashFile(@ScriptDir & '\test', $CALG_MD5) ConsoleWrite($dHash & @CRLF) ; Binary Form ConsoleWrite(StringTrimLeft(BinaryToString($dHash), 2)) ; This is the MD5 hash in string form TD

@czardas I was not sure about that... I got that error too but _Crypt_Hash* is returning it in integer form Just checked it using VarGetType, it says that it is Binary Sorry everyone, please give me a minute to recollect all my thoughts

@Radiance 0x1B17F2D9AB91B2D6E78C30A0E71F0EB5 is currently in integer form... if it was a string it would be easy _Crypt_Hash* functions return hashes in 0x (hexadecimal?) form, I am trying to compare 2 hashes, one in string form and another in integer (0x) form

@wyf We have a separate forum for Chinese users, did you try it? 我们对中国用户的独立论坛，你尝试了吗？

Hello Guys! I want to convert the binary hash returned by _Crypt_Hash* function to string. Thanks in Advance! TD

How did you do that!?

@JohnOne Is the version of chrome same?

Chrome does that sometimes... Switch to FF! I did that too

@spudw2k I guess I was being a little rude I will keep that in mind

@spudw2k Huh? I see "Posted 8 Dec 2012" Edit: It happens

@Chris866 Please don't bring up old topics... 3 years old!

@JohnOne I have no need for it... as long as I don't load a flash object I was trying to display changelog in my program through IE... Auto Update feature ya know?

@mLipok I was afraid so, I should have expected it... Stupid IE!!! Disappointed me at my first trial with it...

@JohnOne Of course!

@JohnOne GUI Apps can still output to the StdOut stream: StdOut Viewer: #include "ProcessEx.au3" Global Const $AU3 = @ProgramFilesDir & '\AutoIt3\AutoIt3.exe' _Process_RunCommand($PROCESS_RUN + $PROCESS_DEBUG, $AU3 & ' "' & @ScriptDir & "\GUI.au3" & '"') GUI script which outputs to the StdOut stream: #Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** #AutoIt3Wrapper_Outfile=GUI.exe #EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI **** #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> Global $g_hGUI = GUICreate("Test") Global $g_i = 0 GUISetState() While 1 $g_i += 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE ExitLoop EndSwitch ConsoleWrite($g_i & @CRLF) WEnd The StdOut Capture script requires my Process UDF (link in my sig)... It works with GUI script complied as GUI application too!

@JohnOne Nothing, I just don't want that in my StdOut stream

I just commented out all the ConsoleWrites in IE.au3 but it is still outputting it

??? I don't understand Isn't a embedded object same as a tab in IE?

@JohnOne Yep, try it out yourself.