Classes

**gazettefan** · 08-08-11

Programming using classes, is there a way to be more....clear, soft and easy than to use classes? ^^

Code:

#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <tlhelp32.h>

using namespace std;

class MemoryCheck {
  int ProcessLevel, DesiredAdress, DesiredData, Jiji, Koji, Nodame;
  char MainLevel[1024];
  public:
    void AdressInfo (int); //naze ore ha (ni)2dai class wo shiyo- subeki ka
    void LevelInfo (char *);
    void DataInfo (int);
    int LevelSeizure() 
    {
        return (ProcessLevel);
    } 
    int DataSeizure()
    {
        return (DesiredData);
    }
    int AdressSeizure()
    {
        return (DesiredAdress);
    }
    char LevelChar()
    {
         return (*MainLevel);
    } 
    int LevelJiji()
    {
        return (Jiji);
    }
    int LevelKoji()
    {
        return (Koji);
    }
    void ReturnProcess ()
             {
               HANDLE hProcessSnapShot = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPALL,0);
               PROCESSENTRY32 ProcessEntry = {0};
               ProcessEntry.dwSize = sizeof(ProcessEntry);
               BOOL Return = FALSE;
               Return = Process32First(hProcessSnapShot,&ProcessEntry);
               do{	
                     HANDLE hProcess = OpenProcess(PROCESS_ALL_ACCESS,FALSE,ProcessEntry.th32ProcessID);
	                 if(hProcess)
	                  {
                            MemoryCheck MemBuffer;
	                        BOOL NodameCurrentInfo = ReadProcessMemory(hProcess,(void *)MemBuffer.AdressSeizure(),&Nodame,4,NULL);
		                    if(Nodame == MemBuffer.DataSeizure())
		                    {
                                    ProcessLevel = 0x1AC;
                            }
                       }CloseHandle(hProcess);     
	           }while(Process32Next(hProcessSnapShot,&ProcessEntry));
             CloseHandle(hProcessSnapShot); 
     }  
};

MemoryCheck MemInfo;

void MemoryCheck::AdressInfo (int AdressParser) {
  DesiredAdress = AdressParser;
  if(GetCurrentProcess()) { Jiji = 0x4AB; }
}
void MemoryCheck::DataInfo (int DataParser) {
     DesiredData = DataParser;
     if(GetCurrentProcess()) { Koji = 0x4AB; }
}
     

int main () {
  MemInfo.AdressInfo (0x00213458);
  MemInfo.DataInfo (-897129893);
  MemInfo.DataSeizure();
  MemInfo.AdressSeizure();
  MemInfo.ReturnProcess();
  cout << MemInfo.LevelSeizure() << endl;
  if(MemInfo.LevelJiji() != MemInfo.LevelKoji()) cout << MemInfo.LevelJiji() << endl;
  if(MemInfo.LevelSeizure() == 428) cout << "Found!" << endl;
  system("PAUSE"); //gcc chigatteiru ne..
  return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

Im sorry, I was going to use [Development] but also to be a discussion,

I mean, it is so MUCH harder to understand this is script using classes than to make it the original way, I confess that if it wasn't I to code it, I would not understand it hehe
not a release or anything else, so... what do you guys think about classes...?