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On 18-4-2014 0:05, pbrants wrote:
> Le_Forgeron <jgr### [at] freefr> wrote:
>> Le 17/04/2014 17:17, pbrants nous fit lire :
>>> Here I am again!
>>>
>>> #fopen MyFile "niks.txt" write
>>> #declare i=1;
>>> #while (i <= 5)
>>> #write (MyFile, i,",")
>>> #declare i=i+1;
>>> #end // while
>>> #fclose Myfile
>>>
>>>
>>> This piece of code gives a parse error on the indicated line:
>>> Cannot read from file niks.txt because the file is open for writing only
>>>
>>> What is wrong here?
>>> I'm using Windows 7
>>
>>
>> You closed Myfile, but opened MyFile. Typo! (Camel vs Pascal)
>
> Sorry, it was a typo indeed, but it gives the same error with the typo
> corrected!
IF I read your code above, you corrected the typo in the #read but not
in the #write section...
As a side note, be aware that in your #read section, you use the
parameter i for two different things at the same time. Except if
intended, you may get strange results. An alternative would be:
#fopen MyFile "niks.txt" read // Here parse error!
#while (defined (MyFile))
#read (MyFile, i)
do here what you want to do with i
#end // while
#fclose MyFile
Thomas
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