My first hacker!(added screenshots)

[eggplant_burger]

azndragon wrote:

Well, since it's kinda related, I recently made a very crude virus, cause I was bored. All it would do is generate tons of files, that eat up disk space. I would post the code here, but I'm not sure if I'm allowed to

heheh, i made a virus too, except it's the opposite. It just deletes every file on the C: drive (except windows files, I'm evil, not cruel)

[PaddyLong]

you wouldn't be able to delete a lot of system files any way, because they'd be in use.. same reason you can't just do format c: from the dos prompt in windows

[Dan]

PaddyLong wrote:

you wouldn't be able to delete a lot of system files any way, because they'd be in use.. same reason you can't just do format c: from the dos prompt in windows

says you, he he he.

[templest]

Who has experience with GUI? ...

I DO! I DO! 8) 8) 8)
I'm currently making my own mIRC clone in Turing and have been using massive amounts of GUI. It just makes thing look that much better.

Just a hint... why are you typing:

loop
exit when GUI.ProcessEvent or quittime
end loop

in that procedure? I assume you're using more GUI stuff outside that procedure. In which case, you don't need to "activate" the GUI menus again. You only add it once and the end of your whole program and it activates all GUI in your whole program (that's where GUI.Hide and GUI.Show come into play). Makes it a lot neater code and not so confusing. Although I see no problem using your method. I'm pretty sure it would do the same thing.

[CjGaughan]

why the hell would you bring a topic back up thats 6 months old!?

[icemaster]

Homer_simpson wrote:

np!
some of the commands dont work in my turing(commands GUI.Choose GUI.Alert ....) i think i'm missing some files. Would you please check and see if you have the same problem as i do?!

i have experience with GUI anyone can ask me if they want...

those files havn't been created yet in the GUI library so you cannot use the GUI commands to create popups in turing... too bad... if you read the help in turing (just type that command u were stuck on and press F9) it says in the description section:

code:

Note: This function is not available in the current version of the GUI Procedure Library (shipping with Turing 4.0 and MacOOT 1.5). It is documented here for use with future shipping version of Turing. It is likely to be implemented in the version of Turing. Check the release notes that are found in the on-line help to find out if this function is now available.

this is obviosly cuz the commands have not even been made yet... too bad i would like to use them myself
oh yea ur welcome 8) 8) [/code]

[Homer_simpson]

well i am pretty good with gui myself... but honestly i hate the turing GUI cuz it's soooo incomplete and messed up so i make my own gui...
and i dun remember why i wrote "exit when GUI.ProcessEvent or quittime"
but all i know is that it's workin properly aint it?=)

[icemaster]

lol yea i have no idea why templest typed that...