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Don't return the argument in this function - (bool)productPurchased:(id)fp8 { return true; } This method won't hack a shit anyway

idaq.exe idaq64.exe

Do you even have Open SSH installed ? Sometimes semi-restore detects your device, when you plug it out. There also could be a small angle of how "deep" you shove the cable in

No you can't. Wait for next Monday to Apple's iOS 8.2 release

Move it to General Cydia

It only worked because for your hack you don't need to replace the Boolean. Technically he was wrong with his solution then.

- (BOOL)haveMultiNade:(int)fp8 { return true; fp8 = 9999; } @mehdiphone Don't put %orig there >.< read my tutorial for Logos

If this is part 1 you'll need 19 more

SafariDownloader+ if you'd like to download straight from your iDevice

That shows nothing. What we need is /var/lib/dpkg/status

Buy a license ffs. Don't cry because you failed to pirate an app

You need the iphone.mk for 64-bit devices

I know is didn't have time to check everything

You could add otool -tV /var/mobile/BINARYNAME >/var/mobile/NAME.txt //Obviously add the file directory of you don't want it in "/"

Maybe HEX-Rays will continue the project soon http://www.hexblog.com/?p=82 So what's your tool Edit: Oh I expected some more "GUI"

You can PM me for it if you need it so bad

@@shmoo Hm? It asks you for a program to open it (in iFile) but none of them is capable of doing it. Can you provide screenshots ?

I added explanations and additional info to some Logos as well. Mainly to those which are often used by users here (Refer to %hook, %new, %ctor). I also simplified things

Logos - Definition The syntax provided by Logos greatly simplifies the development of MobileSubstrate extensions ("tweaks") which can hook other methods throughout the OS. In this context, "method hooking" refers to a technique used to replace or modify methods of classes found in other applications on the phone. They can also be used for replacing original values which is called cheating. That's what we do. Logos - Directives Block-Principle Logos are written in code blocks. They must be closed by %end. You can't have a block within a second one. Each block has to be assigned with a unique name in order to work. %group %group Groupname Begin a hook group with the name Groupname. All ungrouped hooks are in the implicit "_ungrouped" group by default. %group is very useful to organize your code and structure it. %hook %hook Classname Open a hook block for the class named Classname. Can be inside a %group block. Here is an example: %hook SpringBoard - (BOOL)homeScreenRotationStyleWantsUIKitRotation { return true; } -(BOOL)homeScreenSupportsRotation { return true; } %end %hook SBIconLabelImageParameters { (id)text { %orig; //This calls the original implementation of a method return; } %end PS: There is a Tweak for custom enabling screen rotation for all iDevices inside %subclass %subclass Classname: Superclass <Protocol, Protocol> Subclass block - the class is created at runtime and populated with methods. ivars are not yet supported (use associated objects). The %new specifier is needed for a method that doesn't exist in the superclass. To instantiate an object of the new class, you can use the %c operator. Can be inside a %group block. %new %new %new(signature) Add a new method to a hooked class or subclass. signature is the Objective-C type encoding for the new method. If it is omitted, one will be automatically generated. %new generates a new instance subclass independent from a block. more than one subclasses can persist at a time. Can be inside a %group block. %end %end Close a group/hook/subclass block. Top Level The directives in this category should not exist within a group/hook/subclass block. %config %config(X=Y); Set a logos configuration flag. Configuration Flags generator MobileSubstrate generate code that uses MobileSubstrate for hooking. internal generate code that uses only internal Objective-C runtime methods for hooking. warnings none suppress all warnings default non-fatal warnings error make all warnings fatal dump yaml dump the internal parse tree in YAML format %ctor %ctor { … } Generate an anonymous constructor (of default priority). You may already know that "__attribute__((constructor)) void DylibMain(){...}" Function level The directives in this category should only exist within a function block. %init %init; %init([<class>=<expr>, …]); %init(Group[, [+|-]<class>=<expr>, …]); Initialize a group (or the default group). Passing no group name will initialize "_ungrouped", and passing class=expr arguments will substitute the given expressions for those classes at initialization time. The + sigil (as in class methods in Objective-C) can be prepended to the classname to substitute an expression for the metaclass. If not specified, the sigil defaults to -, to substitute the class itself. If not specified, the metaclass is derived from the class. %class %class Class; %class is deprecated. Do not use it in new code. Forward-declare a class. Outmoded by %c, but still exists. Creates a $Class variable, and initializes it with the "_ungrouped" group. %class initialzizes a new class. (Also fixes mismatch with %hook Level) %c %c([+|-]Class) Evaluates to Class at runtime. If the + sigil is specified, it evaluates to MetaClass instead of Class. If not specified, the sigil defaults to -, evaluating to Class. %orig %orig %orig(arg1, …) Call the original hooked method. Doesn't function in a %new'd method. Works in subclasses, strangely enough, because MobileSubstrate will generate a supercall closure at hook time. (If the hooked method doesn't exist in the class we're hooking, it creates a stub that just calls the superclass implementation.) args is passed to the original function - don't include self and _cmd, Logos does this for you. %log %log; %log([(<type>)<expr>, …]); Dump the method arguments to syslog. Typed arguments included in %log will be logged as well. File Extensions for Logos Extension Process order .x will be processed by Logos, then preprocessed and compiled as objective-c. .xm will be processed by Logos, then preprocessed and compiled as objective-c++. .xi will be preprocessed as objective-c first, then Logos will process the result, and then it will be compiled. .xmi will be preprocessed as objective-c++ first, then Logos will process the result, and then it will be compiled. xi or xmi files can use Logos directives in #define macros. Splitting Logos Hooking Code Across Multiple Files By default, the Logos pre-processor will only process one .xm file at build time. However, it is possible to split the Logos hooking code into multiple files. First, the main file has to be renamed to an .xmi file. Then, other .xm files can be included in it using the #include directive. The Logos pre-processor will add those files to the main file before processing it. Special thanks to KennyTM͠ for his explanations and contributions to iphonedevwiki

I once said it and I say it again. This metaphor is from rpetrich by the way. I like it's saying and makes it easy to understand The only way would be opening it it Xcode doe

@@Ianouar3G almost.. - (void)yourFunction:(unsigned int)fp8 { return %orig(9999); }

:thumbsup: I won't release my hack for it. That's a good alternate. You can use the tag if you want Edit: What happened to it o_O

IP chat is comfortable for mobile users like iPhone or iPad. I would love to see IP Chat embedded in the index page. I also like privat chats and there are never more than 10 people using itat the same time so the limit wouldn't be a disadvantage

Or #include System files are marked with <....> and others with "...."

If you do return %orig it will return the Boolean by default. @DiDA Sorry if my first post was wrong. Here is the new format - (BOOL)canLikeWithTime:(double)fp8 { return true; fp8 = 9999; }