How can Xfile.eof be represented in another way?

csimoneaux
Member Posts: 168
xfile.pos
Xfile.read
Xfile.len
File.read(file.pos) = File.len
File.read = File.len
I believe it is File.read = File.len
Am I right?
Xfile.read
Xfile.len
File.read(file.pos) = File.len
File.read = File.len
I believe it is File.read = File.len
Am I right?
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http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=19192Backi wrote:MRQ wrote:Q7)Xfile.EoF how can u represent it in another way
1.xfile.pos
2.xfile.read
3.xfile.len
4.file.read(file.pos)= file.len
5.file.read= file.len
Hi it is Answer 4
Example:WHILE f.POS < f.LEN DO BEGIN f.READ(Zeile); ... END;
POS is indicating the Position in the File
LEN is the File Size.
The While Statement above works as long, pos is smaller then len.
If there are Equal you are at "EOF".0
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