Help/Support Theos - Help Returning Original Argument Action

Fadexz · September 11, 2017

I've had this problem for a while now, hopefully someone can fix it.

I need to return the original action of argument 1.

Is it just this I need to add?..

%orig (arg1, %orig)

Here's my tweak.xm

#import <substrate.h>
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

%hook PromoteViewController

-(void)goBuyViews:(int)arg1 numbercoins:(int)arg2 {
%orig (arg2, 5);
}
%end
  
%hook AppDelegate

-(bool) application:(id)fp8 didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(id)fp12 {
UIAlertView *igcredits = [[UIAlertView alloc] initWithTitle:@"Important! Before Use!“ 
						  message:@“Please consider Liking Before using this make sure you stick to 1 active promotion per Google account at one time for it not to get blocked. Watch 1 video to get 100 views on your video, if it ever gets blocked more than once use another Google account then paste the video URL code. Enjoy your free unlimited Views and Likes! Support me by checking out my YouTube Channel youtube.com/AUSSIEG4M3R"
						 delegate:self 
										cancelButtonTitle:@"Thanks AUSSIE G4M3R!" 
										otherButtonTitles:@"Visit iOSGods.com!", nil]; 
[igcredits show];
[igcredits release]; 
return %orig();
}
 
%new
-(void)alertView:(UIAlertView *)alertView clickedButtonAtIndex:(NSInteger)buttonIndex {
 
NSString *button = [alertView buttonTitleAtIndex:buttonIndex];
 
	if([button isEqualToString:@"Visit iOSGods.com!"])
	{
		[[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"https://iosgods.com/profile/284321-thearmprincess/"]];										
	}
}
%end

Updated September 11, 2017 by TheArmPrincess

Ted2 · September 11, 2017

%hook PromoteViewController

-(void)goBuyViews:(int)arg1 numbercoins:(int)arg2 {
%orig (arg1, 5); <----> Now it returns arg1 as what it is normally & returns argument 2 as 5, if you dont want to change both, change 5 to arg2
}
%end

Fadexz · September 11, 2017

@Ted2 But it's already

%orig (arg2, 5)

So if I want to not change arg 1 but only set arg 2 to 5 would I do both?

%orig (arg1)
%orig (arg2, 5)

Or something?

Because what is happening is it is conflicting with the other, basically arg 1 is becoming the original value of arg 2 for some reason. I want to fix arg 1 from being affected by setting it to its original value.

Updated September 11, 2017 by TheArmPrincess

Ted2 · September 11, 2017

Just now, TheArmPrincess said:
@Ted2 But it's already
%orig (arg2, 5)
So if I want to not change arg 1 but only set arg 2 to 5 would I do both?
%orig (arg1)
%orig (arg2, 5)
Or something?

Because what is happening is it is conflicting with the other, basically arg 1 is becoming the original value of arg 2 for some reason.

No.

You do have written now 'return arg2 as normal & return arg1 as 5, which you said you didn't want.

this line of code is for all arguments in a function

 %orig (arg1, arg2, arg3, arg4)

So if you need to make arg1 return orignal & arg2 as 5, you do this:

 %orig (arg1, 5)

Fadexz · September 11, 2017

@Ted2

-(void)goBuyViews:(int)arg1 numbercoins:(int)arg2 {

I want to have the first one as original ^ Then only change ^ to 5. For some reason the first one changes by itself to the original value of the second one.

I don't know why the first one is being affected but it is.

Updated September 11, 2017 by TheArmPrincess

Ted2 · September 11, 2017

Your Code:

%hook PromoteViewController

-(void)goBuyViews:(int)arg1 numbercoins:(int)arg2 {
%orig (arg2, 5); <--> Return arg2 as normal & return arg 1 as 5
}
%end

The code you want:

%hook PromoteViewController

-(void)goBuyViews:(int)arg1 numbercoins:(int)arg2 {
%orig (arg1, 5); <--> return arg1 as normal & return arg2 as 5.
}
%end

You switched them, wile you think the one effects the other.