Difference between revisions of "0A9A"

Revision as of 00:58, 20 November 2016

(with CLEO)

Description

Opens the file

Syntax

0A9A: [var] = openfile "[string1]" mode "[string2]"

0A9A: [var] = openfile "[string1]" mode [int]

Parameter

[string1]: File name (if using relative path, it is relative to game's directory)
[string2]: Mode (see fopen for explanation)
[var]: Variable to store the handle of the file
[int]: Mode, e.g. "r" is 0x72, "rb" is 0x6272

This CLEO opcode opens the file. It is also conditional, returning true if the file exists.

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 | syntax1     = 0A9A: [''var''] = openfile "[''string1'']" mode "[''string2'']"
 | syntax2     = 0A9A: [''var''] = openfile "[''string1'']" mode [''int'']
-| p1t         = [''var'']
+| p1t         = [''string1'']
-| p1d         = Variable to store the handle of the file
+| p1d         = File name (if using relative path, it is relative to game's directory)
-| p2t         = [''string1'']
+| p2t         = [''string2'']
-| p2d         = File name (if using relative path, it is relative to game's directory)
+| p2d         = Mode (see <code>[http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/c/fopen fopen]</code> for explanation)
-| p3t         = [''string2'']
+| p3t         = [''var'']
-| p3d         = Mode (see <code>[http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/io/c/fopen fopen]</code> for explanation)
+| p3d         = Variable to store the handle of the file
 | p4t         = [''int'']
 | p4d         = Mode, e.g. "r" is 0x72, "rb" is 0x6272