Help/Support Returning Multiple Methods - unsigned int & int

Cyber X · July 7, 2015

how would i wright this out in MS ?

Target Class
FABPremiumProduct

Target Method

-(void) updateGoldValue:(unsigned int)cashValue:(unsigned int)sortindex:(int)

Return Value (void)

pass-through

Argument #1(unsigned int)

9999999

Argument #2(unsigned int)

9999999

Argument #3(int)

9999999

Updated July 7, 2015 by L33TPr0xY

Rook · July 7, 2015

It's mentioned here: http://iosgods.com/topic/831-tutorial-how-to-hack-using-mobile-substrate-method-hooking/

Cyber X · July 7, 2015

It's mentioned here: http://iosgods.com/topic/831-tutorial-how-to-hack-using-mobile-substrate-method-hooking/

so i would have to wright it like this

%hook FABPremiumProduct

-(void) updateGoldValue:(unsigned int) {

return 9999999;

}

-(void) cashValue:(unsigned int) {

return 9999999;

}

-(void) sortindex:(int){

return 9999999;

}

%end

Rook · July 7, 2015

so i would have to wright it like this

%hook FABPremiumProduct

-(void) updateGoldValue:(unsigned int) {

return 9999999;

}

-(void) cashValue:(unsigned int) {

return 9999999;

}

-(void) sortindex:(int){

return 9999999;

}

%end

No, read it properly:

void with argument
-(void)setCoins:(int)argument {
argument = 999999;
}
-(void)setHasCoins:(bool)argument {
argument = TRUE;
}
-(void)setCoins:(id)argument {
argument = [NSNumber numberWithInteger:999999];
}
/* “argument” can be named anything. This is similar to returning non-void counterparts,
except you name the argument and remove “return” */