FOpen (Kernel)¶
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FOpen
(filename)¶
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FOpen
(filename mode) Opens the file with the specified mode. Upon success, it returns a handle to the file, otherwise, it returns NULL.
Important
This kernel is SCI0 only. For SCI1.1, see
FileIO()
.Parameters: - name (string) – The filename.
- mode (number) – The open mode.
The modes are as follows:
Mode Description fOPENCREATE open or fail: Try to open file, abort if not possible fOPENFAIL open or create: Try to open file, create it if it doesn’t exist fCREATE create: Create the file, destroying any content it might have had Note
You may note that the mode flags don’t match the descriptions. SCI Studio had the flags defined incorrectly, and this reflects that error. This is not the case for
FileIO()
.Example:
(procedure (Foo &tmp hFile [buffer41]) ; Open the file and write to it (if (!= NULL (= hFile (FOpen "somefile.txt" fCREATE))) (FPuts hFile "Hello World!") (FClose hFile) ) ; Open the file, read it's first string, and print it to the screen (if (!= NULL (= hFile (FOpen "somefile.txt" fOPENFAIL))) (FGets buffer 40 hFile) (FClose hFile) (Print buffer) ) )