Pi> ### Everything is fine until the next line. There, you try to open a
Pi> second ### file with the same <filehandle> "file" as the input file.
Pi> You should try ### to use unique filehandles, especially if you need to
Pi> open mulitple files.
Pi> ### There is also an error on the next line. You are trying to close a
Pi> ### filename, and not the <filehandle> (ie. file) as fclose function
Pi> requires.
> fclose Input.dat"
> return
> print "\r\n\r\nnDue to file error(s) All files closed at this time."
> end_if
Pi> Not Bad, "B" :)
Actually it's YOUR B as I cut and pasted heavily from your example.
So the 'file' is the handle that BAJA see it as... A varible, assigned in
the act of opening the input.dat. I need to refer to THAT varible when
manipulating INPUT.DAT ('file' was prolly a bad choice in that case).
Maybe something descriptive would have been a better choice. Like
'Player_list' or 'Game_scores'
Ditto for output.dat.
A gray sliver of light...
... RAM DISK is NOT an installation procedure!
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