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This [[CLEO]] opcode opens the file. It is also conditional, returning true if the file exists. | This [[CLEO]] opcode opens the file. It is also conditional, returning true if the file exists. | ||
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| + | == Example == | ||
| + | :''See [[0AD9#Example]], [[0ADA#Example]]'' | ||
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| + | == Keywords == | ||
| + | open, file, openfile | ||
[[Category:CLEO Opcodes]] | [[Category:CLEO Opcodes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:33, 18 January 2017
(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
fopenfor 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.
Example
- See 0AD9#Example, 0ADA#Example
Keywords
open, file, openfile
