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Originally Posted by dmapr
Code:
- FindBaseAddress: "ReadingFooter {\n qproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n"
- ReplaceString: {Offset: 0x0, Find: "ReadingFooter {\n qproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n", Replace: "ReadingFooter {min-height:15px;max-height:15px;}\n"}
One thing that stands out in some of these examples is repeating the search string in the FindBaseAddress and ReplaceString instructions. Is it possible to write the above as
Code:
- FindBaseAddress: "ReadingFooter {\n qproperty-footerMargin: 105;\n}\n"
- ReplaceString: {Offset: 0x0, Replace: "ReadingFooter {min-height:15px;max-height:15px;}\n"}
omitting the Find parameter and the default being the value passed to the FindBaseAddress? |
Wouldn't that be less flexible? The FindBaseAddress is used to get you to the vicinity of where the patching needs to happen and needs to be unique. Depending on the specific patch, using the Offset value, the Find/Replace values may (sometimes) be much shorter strings and more specific