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Modern Fs RecordFile Open
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Home › Filesystem › File Streams › RecordFile.Open
Opens a file of records for reading and writing, creating it if it is missing.
RecordFile.Open( p ) '' FsResultBool
RecordFile.Open( p, recordLen )
RecordFile.Open( p, opts )
RecordFile.Open( p, opts, recordLen )- Without opts the file is opened for reading and writing and created if it is missing.
- recordLen is the length in bytes of one record, sizeof( T ) by default. A longer length reads a file whose records are padded: each record is the first sizeof( T ) bytes of its slot, and writing one makes its slot whole.
- A recordLen below sizeof( T ) fails with FS_INVALID_ARGUMENT, and nothing is opened.
- The other failures are File.Open's.
#import "std/fs"
using fs
type Score field = 1
player as long
points as long
end type
dim as RecordFile( of Score ) rf
print rf.Open( "scores.dat" ).IsOk( ); rf.RecordLength( ) '' true 8
rf.Close( )
dim as RecordFile( of Score ) padded
padded.Open( "scores.dat", 16 )
print padded.RecordLength( ) '' 16
padded.Close( )
RemoveFile( "scores.dat" )Library: Filesystem Library Category: File Streams Documented under: Records
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