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[VB.Net] Make your own Fake error Builder #1
Step 1:

Start a new project and name it Builder. Start another project and name it stub.


Step 2:


Go in the builder project and add 4 radio buttons, 2 buttons and 2 textboxes making the second one multilines, the first button named "Test" and the second "Build". radiobutton1's text to "Critical" radiobutton2's text to "Information" radiobutton3's text to "YesNo" and radiobutton4's text to "exclamation".


Step 3:

Double click the "Test button and add this code:
Code:
if radiobutton1.checked = true then msgbox(textbox2.text, msgboxstyle.critical, textbox1.text) elseif radiobutton2.checked = true then msgbox(textbox2.text, msgboxstyle.information, textbox1.text) elseif radiobutton3.checked = true then msgbox(textbox2.text, msgboxstyle.yesno, textbox1.text) elseif radiobutton4.checked = true then msgbox(textbox2.text, msgboxstyle.exclamation , textbox1.text) end if



Step 4:

Change the names of the components to these ones in front of them in the designer:
RadioButton1.Name = "critical"
RadioButton2.Name = "information"
RadioButton3.Name = "yesno"
RadioButton4.Name = "exclamation"
textbox1.name = "msgtitle"
textbox2.name = "msgbody"


Step 5:


Double click the build button and add this:
Code:
io.file.copy(CurDir() & "\stub.exe", curdir & "\server.exe") io.file.appendalltext( curdir & "\server.exe", "FileSpilt" & msgbody.text & "FileSpilt" & msgtitle.text & "FileSpilt" & critical.checked & "FileSpilt" & information.checked & "FileSpilt" & yesno.checked & "FileSpilt" & exclamation.checked ) MsgBox("Built!", msgboxstyle.Information) process.start(curdir)



Step 6:

Go in the stub and add this code to the form's load:
Code:
Me.Height = 0 Me.Width = 0 Me.Opacity = 0 Me.Hide() Me.Visible = False Me.ShowInTaskbar = False Me.ShowIcon = False Dim msgtitle, msgbody As String Dim Critical, information, yesno, exclamation As Boolean Dim BinText As String = IO.File.ReadAllText(Application.ExecutablePath) If BinText.Contains("FileSpilt") = False Then Exit Sub Dim ArrContents() As String = Split(BinText, "FileSpilt") msgtitle = ArrContents(1) msgbody = ArrContents(2) Critical = ArrContents(3) information = ArrContents(4) yesno = ArrContents(5) exclamation = ArrContents(6) If Critical = True Then MsgBox(msgbody, MsgBoxStyle.Critical, msgtitle) ElseIf information = True Then MsgBox(msgbody, MsgBoxStyle.Information, msgtitle) ElseIf yesno = True Then MsgBox(msgbody, MsgBoxStyle.YesNo, msgtitle) ElseIf exclamation = True Then MsgBox(msgbody, MsgBoxStyle.Exclamation, msgtitle) End If Me.Close() Catch ex As Exception End Try End Sub


Step 7:

The designer of the builder should look like something like this:
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Step 8:

Its ready to use! congratz you made your own fake error generator :thumbs:
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RE: [VB.Net] Make your own Fake error Builder #2
Good tutorial. You can choose any unique text for Filesplit. Smile
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RE: [VB.Net] Make your own Fake error Builder #3
tnx and yea. btw can you post the way you said its better to spilt text? o,o
(This post was last modified: 02-03-2011, 08:00 AM by Skullmeat.)
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RE: [VB.Net] Make your own Fake error Builder #4
excelent share thanks

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RE: [VB.Net] Make your own Fake error Builder #5
(02-03-2011, 07:59 AM)1234hotmaster Wrote: tnx and yea. btw can you post the way you said its better to spilt text? o,o

If you are talking about String-replacement, then I can't make it happen in VB.Net apps. You need Nathan's Byte-replacement for VB.Net (which is my method based on), as VB.Net removes spaces on compiling, makes it hard to read from the app directly. It's easier in VB6.
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RE: [VB.Net] Make your own Fake error Builder #6
1234hotmaster, I am currently trying to make a program using the tutorial you provided. It seems to be a good tutorial, but I am getting confused. Do you think you could post some screenshots of you making the program? I think that would help me.[/size][size=x-small]

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