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List of issues#995 How to read that decompile result?
Author: 
Serj
SerjDate created:
Type: bug
Visibility: Everybody
Assigned to:
State: closed 
Last if(§§pop()) what it should be ?
_loc9_ = 0;
while(_loc9_ < _loc12_.length)
{
_loc14_ = _loc12_[_loc9_] >> _loc7_ & 255;
§§push(_loc14_ < _loc5_);
if(!(§§dup(_loc14_ < _loc5_)))
{
§§pop();
§§push(_loc14_ == _loc5_);
if(§§dup(_loc14_ == _loc5_))
{
§§pop();
_loc13_--;
§§push(_loc13_ >= 0);
}
§§push(§§pop());
}
if(§§pop())
{
_loc6_++;
_loc11_[_loc9_] = 1;
}
_loc9_++;
}
Your swf is probably obfuscated.
JPEXS can improve the decompiler maybe if you attach your file.
It looks like improperly decompiled && / ||.
Currently I work on some improvements on the §§ instructions.
§§pop generally means that value is expected - it should be on the stack, but isn't.
It would help us if you attach sample SWF file.
I looked for it.
It seems that i already deleted this file.
If ill find it ill make another issue.
You may close this one.
Ok, we have a lot of examples, too. Probably when they are solved, this one is solved,
too.
State: new→closed