Help/Support How to change string in UITableViewLabel?

[strejda603 6.7k iPhone 6 12.5]

Hey guys,

I would like to change a string ("You are a Pro"), which is NSString property inside UITableViewLabel, to something else (i.e.: "You are NOOB! ;-)") and use it in Tweak.x file. Could someone give me a tip, how to do it?

I've tried to use MSHook function, but I'm very begginer with C, so I have no idea, how to do it right...

Here is the image with address and XREF of cfstring:

Thank you!

[Kilmnar 1.5k 1.0.0]

Nsstring is read only A few long tedious way of doing what you want but I’m not sure how to do it in hopper....sooo

im going to assume that hopper has a hex editor since it’s a dissembler you have the offset so find the text in hex & edit it that way.

if there’s no hex byte (plain readable text) on the side then edit the hex string(number sequence)

 

find an online text to hex/hex to text converter and make sure you edit the correct thing & replace it...there you go

[strejda603 6.7k iPhone 6 12.5]

1 hour ago, Kilmnar said:

Nsstring is read only A few long tedious way of doing what you want but I’m not sure how to do it in hopper....sooo

im going to assume that hopper has a hex editor since it’s a dissembler you have the offset so find the text in hex & edit it that way.

if there’s no hex byte (plain readable text) on the side then edit the hex string(number sequence)

 

find an online text to hex/hex to text converter and make sure you edit the correct thing & replace it...there you go

Thank you! And how can I implement it to tweak.x?

[Kilmnar 1.5k 1.0.0]

In what way? Just saving it?

o_o

save it

[strejda603 6.7k iPhone 6 12.5]

6 minutes ago, Kilmnar said:

In what way? Just saving it?

o_o

save it

No, I mean, what code should I use in my Tweak.x file?

(I have created a tweak with theos and now I want to change this string - if it's possible, not patching binary for it)

P.S.: I have also IDA Pro, so if you know how to do it in IDA, you can tell me

[Ted2 39k iPhone 13 Pro 16.0 Donor]

Why don't you hook into the UITableViewLabel where it's being show and then change the string.
Do you know the class and method it's being displayed in? 

[strejda603 6.7k iPhone 6 12.5]

I finally find out how to do it! It maybe isn't "the best" method, but it works...

%hook UITableViewLabel /*or class you want to change*/
-(void) setText:(NSString *)arg1 {
    if ([arg1 isEqualToString:@"Original string"]){
    %orig(@"Changed string");
    } else {
    %orig;
    }
}
%end