Lua:autoAssembleCheck

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function autoAssembleCheck(text, enable, targetself)

Checks the given Auto Assembler script for syntax errors. Returns true on success, or false with an error message on failure.

Function Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
text	String	The Auto Assembler script to validate.
enable	Boolean	If set, checks the [ENABLE] part of the script.
targetself	Boolean	If true, checks the script as if assembling into Cheat Engine itself.

Example

 1 local script = [[
 2 alloc(newmem,2048,"cheatengine-x86_64-SSE4-AVX2.exe"+3E18)
 3 label(returnhere)
 4 label(originalcode)
 5 label(exit)
 6 
 7 newmem: //this is allocated memory, you have read,write,execute access
 8 //place your code here
 9 
10 originalcode:
11 lea rsp,[rsp+28]
12 
13 exit:
14 jmp returnhere
15 
16 "cheatengine-x86_64-SSE4-AVX2.exe"+3E18:
17 jmp newmem
18 returnhere:
19 ]]
20 
21 local ok, err = autoAssembleCheck(script, true, false)
22 if ok then
23   print("Script is valid")
24 else
25   print("Syntax error:", err)
26 end

Main Pages

Core Lua documentation entry points

◆ Lua
◆ Script Engine

Assembler and Disassembler Related Lua Functions

Auto assembler, disassembly helpers, instruction size lookup, and assembler callbacks

◆ autoAssemble ◆ autoAssembleCheck ◆ disassemble ◆ splitDisassembledString

◆ getInstructionSize ◆ getPreviousOpcode ◆ registerAssembler ◆ unregisterAssembler