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Amazing find and already posted a new fixed archive!
It took a bit longer for me to pinpoint this exact issue because while looking for root-causes for things-not-working, I also hit "real" defects in the code.
Currently looking at some strange trigger() behavior but I will analyze the differences first between the "old" and "new" disassembled files, maybe the cause is there.
Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help or test. Don't know much about iGO but a decent programmer.
BTW, Is there also way to compile back the changed LUA? I know it needs a compiler with Wide String support and additional opcodes, made clear by the not-to-miss warning in the decompiled file.
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4th July 2021, 09:03 AM #1Member
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it is useless to recompile the lua for LUNA except for those who think that their modifications will be inaccessible, which is totally illusory, because in the current state of recompilations, it is without counting the programming errors as well as the generated coding by LUNA integrates a part of the unknown which no longer corresponds to the Primo style scripts,
the lua 5.1 standard is no longer fully respected with LUNA (it was not already respected before with primo and the widestring), and for that it would be necessary only to methodically disassemble the apk to extract the conversion mechanisms that can allow to reproduce the original scripts.
the main thing is that clear scripts can work fully with the correct syntax.
Whether they are in clear or not, iGO converts scripts into executable code on load to save execution time.
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I found a couple more issues in data_9.35.2.153810, specifically in address.luad. Replacing this module results in a hang.
Line 97: this code does not seem to correspond with the original
When I try to disassemble by hand it should be something like:Code:Please Login or Register to see the links
Also the lineCode:Please Login or Register to see the links
crashes the code (does this function have an argument ?), so I changed it temporarily toCode:Please Login or Register to see the links
With these line in place, I can search countries but not cities, so I assume there are some more undetected errors.Code:Please Login or Register to see the links
Last edited by Boki; 5th July 2021 at 03:29 PM. Reason: approved
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