Code-Bin #400

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Posted by: cerkdxer | October 5, 2009 @ 1:06pm

C++ Code

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <boost/asio.hpp>
#include <boost/lexical_cast.hpp>

using namespace std;
using boost::lexical_cast;
using namespace boost::asio::ip;
int main()
{
	ifstream file("cookie");
	string cookie;
	file >> cookie;
	
	if (file.is_open() == false)
	{
		cout << "Keine Kekse keine Arme :/" << endl;
		return 0;
	}

cout << "Let's see..." << endl;
	string tanga;
	tanga = "GET / HTTP/1.0\r\n";
	tanga += "Host: www.losefriends.de\r\n";
	tanga += "Cookie: " + cookie + "\r\n";
	
	tcp::iostream page( "www.losefriends.de", "http" );
	page << tanga  << "\r\n" << flush;

string response = lexical_cast<string>( page.rdbuf() );
	size_t pos0 = response.find( "Kontoguthaben:" );
	size_t pos1 = response.find( "Bonuslose:", pos0);
	size_t pos2 = response.find( "Dein Tagesumsatz:", pos1);
	size_t pos3 = response.find( "Platz&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;" );
	size_t pos4 = response.find( "mit", pos3 );

pos0 += 24;
	pos1 += 20;
	pos2 += 25;
	pos3 += 24;
	pos4 += 7;			// der muss noch 3 Zeichen weiter springen

size_t pend0 = response.find( " ", pos0 );
	size_t pend1 = response.find( " ", pos1 );
	size_t pend2 = response.find( " ", pos2 );
	size_t pend3 = response.find( "&", pos3 );	// der endet bei " " und nicht bei " "
	size_t pend4 = response.find( " ", pos4 );	// dafuer endet der dann bei " "

string score0;
	score0 = lexical_cast<string>( response.substr( pos0, pend0-pos0 ));
	string score1;
	score1 = lexical_cast<string>( response.substr( pos1, pend1-pos1 ));
	string score2;
	score2 = lexical_cast<string>( response.substr( pos2, pend2-pos2 ));
	string score3;
	score3 = lexical_cast<string>( response.substr( pos3, pend3-pos3 ));
	string score4;
	score4 = lexical_cast<string>( response.substr( pos4, pend4-pos4 ));

cout << "Kontoguthaben: \t\t" << score0 << endl;
	cout << "Bonuslose: \t\t" << score1 << endl;
	cout << "Dein Tagesumsatz: \t" << score2 << endl;
	cout << "Dein Rang: \t\t" << score3 << endl;	// der brauchte noch einen tab mehr damits passt =)
	cout << "Punkte: \t\t" << score4 << endl;	// der auch, muss ja schoen aussesehen
}

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