David Goldman
David Goldman
Thanks for this article, this was really informative! Have you considered using a different style approach though? I guess it's roughly the same functionally just doesn't show off the conditional...
re: the cycript issue I've run into that and haven't found a workaround. Are you using Fishhook or Substrate here? I'd imagine that's probably the issue - the hook fails...
The fishhhook hooking method has limitations - IIRC I think it can only show calls from the same image (e.g. your tweak, which isn't helpful). libhooker should work though, once...
It can definitely get too big - I normally just use `setMaximumRelativeLoggingDepth(1);` to help with that, although that doesn't always work because it's recursive. It's definitely possible to do such...
Hmm, InspectiveC could probably have some sort of callback/filtering mechanism to allow you to customize this. Perhaps it could take a function pointer/block to customize this, what sort of filtering...
Nope, still no update from Saurik.
Nope. Try asking saurik about it.
Workaround for now is to use Fishhook instead of Substrate (not as powerful, but still capable for most purposes).
Try using [v1.2.0](https://github.com/DavidGoldman/InspectiveC/blob/master/stable_debs/com.golddavid.inspectivec_1.2.0_iphoneos-arm.deb), it should function as expected except it might be missing some call stack information.
Do you have a stack trace? Do the other versions work?