OpenFile()
Opens a file in binary mode.
Syntax
OpenFile(<cFile>, [<nAccess>], [<nShared>]) --> lResult
Arguments
<cFile> --> The name of the file to open including the path and drive letter if applicable.
<nAccess> --> Specifies the access mode the file is opened in.
0 - open for reading (this is the default mode if no access mode is specified).
1 - open for writing.
2 - open for reading or writing.
<nShared> --> Specifies the shared mode the file is opened in. This determines how other processes may access this file while it is opened by this function.
0 - normal (this is the default shared mode if no share mode is specified).
1 - exclusive use (no other process may access it)
2 - prevent others from writing
3 - prevent others from reading
4 - allow others to read and write (shared mode).
Returns
Returns logical TRUE if the file was successfully opened, otherwise FALSE if there was a problem with the open request: such as the file not existing or already in use by another application.
Description
This function opens any file in binary mode.
A
file opened using OpenFile() must also be closed using CloseFile().
Example
cFile := "C:\CAPITAL\Myfile.dat"
If OpenFile(cFile)
WriteFile(cFile, "Hello World")
CloseFile(cFile)
Endif
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