Imagine MemoryEx LH Compiler now free

[Imagine Programming]

how to protect our code using MemoryEx plugin? is there any tutorial for that?

If you download the software mentioned in this thread you can compile Lua code to LH files with two-way verification, these files are loaded with MemoryEx. As with anything, anything that is done on a client machine can be reversed. So even though basic protection can be achieved using IMXLH and MemoryEx, there's always a way of reversing it.

[telco]

how to protect our code using MemoryEx plugin? is there any tutorial for that?

[Imagine Programming]

Please read the manual of both the compiler and MemoryEx. The code has a syntax you need to use, so that it can find assemblies and obfuscate your code.

kingzooly thank you my friend, we've talked a lot about pretty much everything in the past and we'll keep doing so bud keep on coding!

[mahdishams]

can every body put simple example for this app ?
for example how to obfuscation below function to LH ??

function x()
Dialog.Message("", "hello world from LH");
end

[kingzooly]

After years I've decided that IMXLH should now be free. The AMS community has slowly evolved into a tiny group of people still loyally using the software, so I think that this product might be of interest to those who still use AMS. If you still want to purchase the license to support Imagine Programming in future projects (because there will be more projects), be my guest. If you don't want to pay, but still use this product, also be my guest.

• Donationware version
• Free version

Thanks Indigorose for the years of enjoyment you provided to me as a plugin developer. You guys helped me in a way I shall never forget when AMS8 came out. If Dean Hall ever reads this, I want to thank you as well for all the things you taught me, you gave me a boost to become a software engineer.

I don't want to get all sentimental here, but this community was one of the most friendly software development communities I've ever encountered. There were some moments when I thought that some decisions were out of place, but in the end we all benefited from the forums.

You have also done the some for many of use IP, I don't just see you as a fellow Programmer I see you as a friend I trust, even tho I don't get around to saying much when we do talk lol what ever your future is when it comes to coding and normal life I hope the future is a good one bud.

[mahdishams]

Hi all
i install Imagine MemoryEx LH Compiler on my system
my system is "windows 10" build 15063
but, when i try to "Compile to file F6" in desktop or any other path, nothing happens !!
why ??

[Imagine Programming]

not sure if theres anything available but something cloumnular where you can assign data to columns and perhaps alter colors of the text conditionally. something like explorer but customizable.. like list boxes..

In combination with MemoryEx and some research on the Windows API you should be able to customise any Windows control, such as the ListIcon. It's a ListView control, there's quite a lot you can do with it. Heck, you could reproduce it in MemoryEx

[curious1]

not sure if theres anything available but something cloumnular where you can assign data to columns and perhaps alter colors of the text conditionally. something like explorer but customizable.. like list boxes..

[curious1]

Just wondering if MemoryEx can be used for things like adding right-click menu to Listboxes , kinda looking for a better solution to ListBoxes aside from Grids.

[Imagine Programming]

After years I've decided that IMXLH should now be free. The AMS community has slowly evolved into a tiny group of people still loyally using the software, so I think that this product might be of interest to those who still use AMS. If you still want to purchase the license to support Imagine Programming in future projects (because there will be more projects), be my guest. If you don't want to pay, but still use this product, also be my guest.

• Donationware version
• Free version

Thanks Indigorose for the years of enjoyment you provided to me as a plugin developer. You guys helped me in a way I shall never forget when AMS8 came out. If Dean Hall ever reads this, I want to thank you as well for all the things you taught me, you gave me a boost to become a software engineer.

I don't want to get all sentimental here, but this community was one of the most friendly software development communities I've ever encountered. There were some moments when I thought that some decisions were out of place, but in the end we all benefited from the forums.