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Dark GDK / File comands

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AlbertoT
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Posted: 16th Aug 2005 10:20
Hello

Do file commands work ?

For example, if I write:

dbReadFloat ( 1, myfloat ) ;

I get an error message saying that the function does not accept 2 parameters.
I tried also
myfloat = dbReadFloat(1);

it compiles but I get false value
thanks in advance for your help

Alberto
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Posted: 16th Aug 2005 11:09
Try this :



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AlbertoT
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Posted: 16th Aug 2005 23:19
Hello
now it works, thanks.
May be I misunderstood but I thought that you can store up to 32 float values in the TEST.DAT file
I mean

dbOpenToWrite(1,"C:\\TEST.DAT");
dbWriteFloat(1,(float) 12.45);
dbCloseFile(1);
.......
.......
dbOpenToWrite(5,"C:\\TEST.DAT");
dbWriteFloat(5,(float) 13.60);
dbCloseFile(5);

But if I open to read the file #5

dbOpenToRead(5,"C:\\TEST.DAT");
value=dbReadFloat(5);

I alwayes get the first value = 12.45 instead of 13.60

Alberto

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