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[Guest]

%hook SessionAppEventsState
-(void) addEvent:(int) isImplicit:(bool) {
return 1234;
return False;
}
%end

Is the code above valid?

 

Or must it be:

%hook SessionAppEventsState
-(void) addEvent:(int)arg1 isImplicit:(bool)arg2 {
arg1 = 1234;
arg2 = False;
}
%end

 

Is there a way to do it without the adding the arg's?

 

Making a flex converter/tweakxm generator... but not sure on how to add arg's after each... arg

%hook ASUpdateTableViewCell
-(void) configureForItem:(id) rowIndex:(long long) textLayout:(id) numberOfLines:(long long) isPad:(bool) {
return (FLNULL);
return 1;
return (FLNULL);
return 123456789;
}
%end

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Didn't want to do this, but I'll go with another method I guess, which works with arg's...

Updated April 5, 2018 by Guest

[bR34Kr 19.2k]

I'm sure the second is valid. The first one seems not working

[Guest]

6 minutes ago, ggAyMe said:

I'm sure the second is valid. The first one seems not working

Yeah, I need a different method than the second one

[Ted2 39.1k iPhone 13 Pro 16.0 Donor]

%hook SessionAppEventsState

-(void) addEvent:(int)arg1 isImplicit:(bool)arg2 {
return %orig(arg1, TRUE);
}
%end


//arg1 = the integer
//arg2 = the boolean

 

That should work ^

 

See this comment by @castix: https://iosgods.com/topic/5978-need-help-with-these-arguments/?do=findComment&comment=147337

 

Updated April 5, 2018 by Ted2

[castix 18.5k iPhone X 12.1.1]

Your second try works because you can't use return in a void method and you correctly assigned a value to each argument

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Ted2 said:

%hook SessionAppEventsState

-(void) addEvent:(int)arg1 isImplicit:(bool)arg2 {
return %orig(arg1, TRUE);
}
%end


//arg1 = the integer
//arg2 = the boolean

 

That should work ^

 

See this comment by @castix: https://iosgods.com/topic/5978-need-help-with-these-arguments/?do=findComment&comment=147337

 

 

1 hour ago, castix said:

Your second try works because you can't use return in a void method and you correctly assigned a value to each argument

Alright, wanted to know different ways to go about for the generator. I was really close to being able to do the right method but gave up  

 

[castix 18.5k iPhone X 12.1.1]

5 minutes ago, Zimon said:

 

Alright, wanted to know different ways to go about for the generator. I was really close to being able to do the right method but gave up  

 

Hm yeah that generator doesn't seem to work with arguments

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, castix said:

Hm yeah that generator doesn't seem to work with arguments

I just realised something thanks to the reply you posted (Ted2 linked to)! I can use any argument name....Dammit! I had it before... I'll need to remake that.