OK, so I need a data, because I must replace some functions, that generate this daa and save to my specyfied adress of memory. I want to read data from memory in that way, I can read this from the debugger. Then I will create function, that save this static definied data to the memory thought eg. WriteProcessMemory. I think that my data is a type of array of values. How can I do it? Should I use a ReadProcessMemory?

You're going to need to write some source code if you want help. English isn't working.

I think you are close to my idea, but I explain from beginning:

I have a code:

IDWriteBitmapRenderTarget *pRenderTarget;
        hResult = pGDIInterop->CreateBitmapRenderTarget(
            NULL,
            m_renderTargetWidth,
            m_renderTargetHeight,
            &pRenderTarget
        );
        if(FAILED(hResult)) {
            m_lastError = L"Failed to create bitmap render target";
        }
        else {
            hResult = pRenderTarget->SetPixelsPerDip(1.0f);
            hResult = S_OK;
            
            HDC hDC = pRenderTarget->GetMemoryDC();
            if(hDC == NULL) {
                m_lastError = L"Failed to get render target DC";
                hResult = E_FAIL;
            }
            else {
                HBRUSH hBrush = CreateSolidBrush(RGB(0, 0, 0));
                if(hBrush == NULL) {
                    m_lastError = L"Failed to create brush";
                    hResult = E_FAIL;
                }
                else {
                    HBITMAP hBitmap = static_cast<HBITMAP>(GetCurrentObject(hDC, OBJ_BITMAP));
                    if(hBitmap == NULL) {
                        m_lastError = L"GetCurrentObject failed";
                        hResult = E_FAIL;
                    }
                    else {
                        DIBSECTION dib;
                        int iResult = GetObject(hBitmap, sizeof(dib), &dib);
                        if(iResult < sizeof(dib)) {
                            m_lastError = L"GetObject failed";
                            hResult = E_FAIL;
                        }
                        else {
                            // Store render target resources and info
                            m_pRenderTarget = pRenderTarget;
                            
                            m_hDC = hDC;
                            m_hBlackBrush = hBrush;
                            
                            m_bmBits = dib.dsBm.bmBits;
                            m_bmWidthBytes = static_cast<UINT>(dib.dsBm.bmWidthBytes);
                            m_bmBytesPixel = static_cast<UINT>(dib.dsBm.bmBitsPixel) / 8;
                            
                            hResult = S_OK;
                        }
                    }
                    
                    if(FAILED(hResult))
                        DeleteObject(hBrush);
                }
            }
            
            if(FAILED(hResult))
                pRenderTarget->Release();
        }

Api of WIndows 8 doesn't support GetCurrentObject and GetObject, so I can't get m_bmBits, m_bmWidthBytes and m_bmBytesPixel. I noticed, that this values doesn't change, so I can replace that code to static declaration of this variables. With int values that was simple, but with m_bmBits there was a problem, because this is only pointer to adress of memory and I can't see properly values thought Visual Studio debugger(only I see value of this adress). So I had a idea to read from memory this values and I write it down pernamently to code and save to memory after started a program, This will be allow me to use this values in the same way, that I used it before. Can you help me now how can I get a array of this values?

That is not at all how it works... It is most certainly not static. It even changes every frame.

(This is related to another question MiXen asked some time ago about getting glyph pixels from DirectWrite, for those wondering).

I would recommend just using Direct2D like you said you already did, and draw fewer lines of text if it's too slow.

Or just use a texture with the text characters and draw quads. Either way this thread really doesn't make sense :)

Hes hacking stop it

Hes hacking stop it

No he’s not. He is epicly bad at asking questions and understanding the responses he has been given.
This is nothing but a re-post of his previous terrible question here.

Api of WIndows 8 doesn't support GetCurrentObject and GetObject

Yes it does.
If you are Windows Phone, telling us which platform and operating system might have been a good idea from the very beginning, don’t you think?


L. Spiro

Come on... I said this is for Windows and I thing that's enought. About GetCurrentObject and GetObject this is only for "desktop" apps, I adressed that I write for WIndows 8, so this is a picking on me.

That is not at all how it works... It is most certainly not static. It even changes every frame.

(This is related to another question MiXen asked some time ago about getting glyph pixels from DirectWrite, for those wondering).

I would recommend just using Direct2D like you said you already did, and draw fewer lines of text if it's too slow.

Or just use a texture with the text characters and draw quads. Either way this thread really doesn't make sense

Okej, If it isn't static, the thread is over

About GetCurrentObject and GetObject this is only for "desktop" apps

Does Windows 8 not classify as a desktop operating system? Can someone verify his claim that these functions are truly absent on Windows 8 (desktop, not mobile)? I don’t have it.


L. Spiro