MCDzienny

Posted: **26 Jul 2013, 16:47**

Hi everyone!
I started a project called CyberCriminal. It is a C# Console program, what pretends to look something like (MS)-DOS. It is(going to be) a type game, and it is not finished.
Because it is a program with all sorts of commands, I thought that the community can make commands for it. You will get credit if you work on it!

: CyberCriminal; Knipsel.PNG (8.39 KiB) Viewed 1027 times

Now about the source, there are almost NO comments. This has one advantage:
You must look at the code before you code something for it. It will force you to understand it.
And it has one disadvantage: You must look at the code

source:
The console void, this is the place where your comment if block will come. It is a infinite loop.

Spoiler:

Code: Select all: public void command() { string input = Console.ReadLine(); string msg = input.ToLower(); if (msg == "cls") { Console.Clear(); } else if (msg == "help") { Console.Write(help()); } else if (msg == "exit") { Environment.Exit(0); } else if (msg == "connection") { showIPs(); } else if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "ping") { int argument = 0; try { int amountOfSpaces = msg.Split(' ').Length - 1; if (amountOfSpaces >= 2) { try { argument = Convert.ToInt32(msg.Split(' ')[2]); } catch { argument = 0; } } ping(msg.Split(' ')[1], argument); } catch { Console.WriteLine(InvalidArgumentsException); } } else if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "set") { try { set(msg.Split(' ')[1]); } catch { Console.WriteLine(InvalidArgumentsException); } } else if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "echo") { try { string message = input.Replace("echo", ""); echo(message); } catch { echo(""); } } else if (msg == "system") { getSystem(); } else if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "color") { try { string color = msg.Split(' ')[1]; setColor(color); } catch { setColor("reset"); } } else if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "force") { try { string ipAdress = msg.Split(' ')[1]; force(ipAdress); } catch { Console.WriteLine(InvalidArgumentsException); } } else if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "storage") { try { if (msg.Split(' ')[1] == "remove" || msg.Split(' ')[1] == "rmv") { store.remove(msg.Split(' ')[2]); } else if (msg.Split(' ')[1] == "get") { string display = store.get(msg.Split(' ')[2]); if (display != "") { Console.WriteLine("The field \"" + msg.Split(' ')[2] + "\" has a value of \"" + display + "\""); } } else if (msg.Split(' ')[1] == "set") { string str1 = msg.Split(' ')[2]; store.store(str1, msg.Replace("storage set " + str1 + " ", "")); } else { string str1 = msg.Split(' ')[1]; store.store(str1, msg.Replace("storage " + str1 + " ", "")); } Console.WriteLine(); } catch { Console.WriteLine(InvalidArgumentsException); } } else { Console.WriteLine("Bad command or illigal filename." + System.Environment.NewLine); } command(); }

An example of a command(color):

Spoiler:

The whole source v 0.1:

CyberCriminal Source 0_1.zip: CyberCriminal Source code v 0.1; (30.09 KiB) Downloaded 54 times

Rules submitting commands

Spoiler:

CyberCriminal(DEBUG).zip: cyber criminal preview exe; (6.75 KiB) Downloaded 47 times

Have fun with it!
PM me if you want more info.
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Posted: **26 Jul 2013, 18:47**

Nice idea to get everybody involved

Just a little suggestion, making each command as a separate class might make things a lot easier for you, and for organisation.

Posted: **26 Jul 2013, 19:12**

Conor wrote:Nice idea to get everybody involved

Just a little suggestion, making each command as a separate class might make things a lot easier for you, and for organisation.

You are right. The only bad thing is I use local varibles. To convert everything to classes, takes for me much, much time. Also, to make a command will be different.
So I am not sure if I do that, but thanks for the suggestion!

Posted: **27 Jul 2013, 16:03**

I would love to get some suggestions, and see some other coders.
I have worked on a file and directory system, so you can run files and stuff.
I am on vacation the next 7 days so I am away!

Posted: **28 Jul 2013, 04:52**

Enjoy your holiday!

Here is something simple for the source

Code: Select all: // Below is an example of how to access my command from your command() method. public void command() { string msg = Console.ReadLine().ToLower().Trim(); if (msg.IndexOf(' ') != -1) { if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "setsize") { setConsoleSize(msg.Split(' ')[1]); } } } // Below is the called command public void setConsoleSize(string msg) { int squareLength; if (!int.TryParse(msg, out squareLength) || int.Parse(msg) < 50) { Console.WriteLine("Invalid size, retry?"); if (Console.ReadLine().ToLower() == "yes" || Console.ReadLine().ToLower() == "y") { Console.WriteLine("Enter your new size:"); setConsoleSize(Console.ReadLine().ToLower().Trim()); } } else { try { Console.WindowWidth = squareLength; Console.WindowHeight = squareLength; } catch { Console.WriteLine("An error occured, retry?"); if (Console.ReadLine().ToLower() == "yes" || Console.ReadLine() == "y") { Console.WriteLine("Enter your new size:"); setConsoleSize(Console.ReadLine().ToLower().Trim()); } } } }

Posted: **28 Jul 2013, 09:31**

Conor wrote:Enjoy your holiday!

Here is something simple for the source

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// Below is an example of how to access my command from your command() method. public void command() { string msg = Console.ReadLine().ToLower().Trim(); if (msg.IndexOf(' ') != -1) { if (msg.Split(' ')[0] == "setsize") { setConsoleSize(msg.Split(' ')[1]); } } } // Below is the called command public void setConsoleSize(string msg) { int squareLength; if (!int.TryParse(msg, out squareLength) || int.Parse(msg) < 50) { Console.WriteLine("Invalid size, retry?"); if (Console.ReadLine().ToLower() == "yes" || Console.ReadLine().ToLower() == "y") { Console.WriteLine("Enter your new size:"); setConsoleSize(Console.ReadLine().ToLower().Trim()); } } else { try { Console.WindowWidth = squareLength; Console.WindowHeight = squareLength; } catch { Console.WriteLine("An error occured, retry?"); if (Console.ReadLine().ToLower() == "yes" || Console.ReadLine() == "y") { Console.WriteLine("Enter your new size:"); setConsoleSize(Console.ReadLine().ToLower().Trim()); } } } }

Thank you very much! May I put it into the "set" command? for example: set windowsize 40.

Posted: **28 Jul 2013, 18:45**

Sure go for it, its your program ;D

Posted: **03 Aug 2013, 08:42**

0.2 is out!
Changes:

Code: Select all: v 0.2 - 9:37 3-8-2013 - Added a system so you can open a file - Added the commands directory and cd(not finished) - Added new SET arguments(Thanks to Conor) * set height [value | max] - Sets the console height * set width [value | max] - Sets the console width - Added the command system to the help page - Added more colors - Code tweaks & fixes

The file:

CyberCriminal.zip: the debug .exe v 0.2; (8.45 KiB) Downloaded 57 times

The source:

CyberCriminal Source 0_2.zip: The source 0.2; (46.33 KiB) Downloaded 51 times

Posted: **04 Aug 2013, 07:08**

I guess I'd be nice to get into this and maybe learn a little along the way however I'm not quite understanding what commands would i make for this...?

Posted: **04 Aug 2013, 09:37**

Clowny wrote:I guess I'd be nice to get into this and maybe learn a little along the way however I'm not quite understanding what commands would i make for this...?

Thanks! It could be anything(as long as it is not useless, read the guidelines). <ok>

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