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tubeular cube face
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Posted: 31st Jul 2006 15:38
I was tring to make itwork so that the string variable$ would save to a file on my computer and then load it into loaded$however it will not work.

[/code]
IF (file exist("E:\ Saved stuff\1\1"))=0
MAKE FILE "E:\ Saved stuff\1\1"
ENDIF

do
CLS

if shiftkey()=1
input ">",variable$
open to write 1,"E:\ Saved stuff\1\1"
write string 1,variable$
close file 1
GOTO HELLO
endif
LOOP

HELLO:
DO
CLS

open to read 2,"E:\ Saved stuff\1\1"
read string 2,loaded$
close file 2

print
print "VARIABLE = ",variable$
print
print "LOADED = ",loaded$

loop
[code]

Tubeularcubeface
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Posted: 31st Jul 2006 15:44
DarkBasic won't open a file to write if it already exists. Before you write it, you need to check if it exists and if so, delete it. Also, you have an infinite loop after HELLO:

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Trowbee
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Posted: 31st Jul 2006 22:44 Edited at: 1st Aug 2006 21:41
The path has to exist too, else it won't work.

Have a gander at this (edited to actually make it work ):


It saves directly to E:, so you'll have to adjust to suit your program.
tubeular cube face
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Posted: 1st Aug 2006 18:16
Ok that helps alot also how do you get the code snippet in a box like that?

Tubeularcubeface
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Posted: 1st Aug 2006 18:58
{code}

your code here

{/code}


but use [] instead of {}

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Sixty Squares
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Posted: 3rd Aug 2006 17:45 Edited at: 3rd Aug 2006 17:46
I've got a question: Why, oh why does everybody put a "/" all over the place in their code!? How do they not notice it won't run? Not this, but people write things like this:

print /"/Hello"

Dream And Death
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Posted: 4th Aug 2006 15:19
It seems to be the configuration of some people's browsers that adds them in.

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