Sailor5
December 29th, 2010, 01:03 AM
Greetings!
So I've been trying to track down the cure for this aliment for quite some time now. To put it simply, I need to be able to open a PE executable file on Windows and add a text resource to it. Such is do-able in languages such as VB and Delphi but I'm yet to find a way in Python.
Below are some methods you may have thought off.
pefile: Doesn't add resources
ctypes: Popular answer on IRC was 'resource stuff in MFC is all heavily macro based and will drive you insane if your using ctypes'
Anyone have any ideas at all? This really is beginning to boil my plums so to speak.
So I've been trying to track down the cure for this aliment for quite some time now. To put it simply, I need to be able to open a PE executable file on Windows and add a text resource to it. Such is do-able in languages such as VB and Delphi but I'm yet to find a way in Python.
Below are some methods you may have thought off.
pefile: Doesn't add resources
ctypes: Popular answer on IRC was 'resource stuff in MFC is all heavily macro based and will drive you insane if your using ctypes'
Anyone have any ideas at all? This really is beginning to boil my plums so to speak.