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May 16th, 2021, 10:15 AM
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Re: Instantiate internal class object with name in string
Very valuable knowledge, thank you very much, firehacker.
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May 16th, 2021, 10:19 AM
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Re: Instantiate internal class object with name in string
 Originally Posted by SearchingDataOnly
Very valuable knowledge, thank you very much, firehacker.
Valuable but not actionable IMO.
If you are going to produce a type library with so much intricate info at run-time then you might as well just fill a Collection with keys on procedure names and values a pfn's (AddressOf MyProc) so you can just use DispInvoke API to emulate CallByName on a module.
cheers,
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May 16th, 2021, 10:22 AM
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Re: Instantiate internal class object with name in string
 Originally Posted by wqweto
Valuable but not actionable IMO.
If you are going to produce a type library with so much intricate info at run-time then you might as well just fill a Collection with keys on procedure names and values a pfn's (AddressOf MyProc) so you can just use DispInvoke API to emulate CallByName on a module.
cheers,
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Ok, I'll try your method. Thank you, wqweto.
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