File CLOSE without 0D0A (truncate file)

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• kriki Member, Moderator Posts: 9,118

  2006-11-22

  Try this:
  Just before closing the file, change the mode to binary and close the file.
  I didn't try it out though.

  Regards,Alain Krikilion
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• rthsw Member Posts: 73

  2006-11-22

  Try this (not tested by me, but should work)
  
  file.textmode(true);
  file.create('Blubber.txt');
  file.write('DoThis');//This add's 0D0A on the end
  file.write('DoThat');//This add's 0D0A on the end
  file.seek(file.len-2);//This sets the pointer 2 bytes back
  file.trunc;//This cuts the file on the actual pointer
  file.close; //This closes the file w/o adding more Data to it.

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• Asallai Member Posts: 142

  2006-11-22

  rthsw wrote:

  Try this (not tested by me, but should work)
  
  file.textmode(true);
  file.create('Blubber.txt');
  file.write('DoThis');//This add's 0D0A on the end
  file.write('DoThat');//This add's 0D0A on the end
  file.seek(file.len-2);//This sets the pointer 2 bytes back
  file.trunc;//This cuts the file on the actual pointer
  file.close; //This closes the file w/o adding more Data to it.

  
  Yes, I tried this method but maybe I did something wrong, because the 0D0A is still there :-o
  But I tried this

  fileData_Out.CLOSE;
  fileData_Out.OPEN(tFullFileName);
  fileData_Out.SEEK(fileData_Out.LEN-2);
  fileData_Out.TRUNC;
  fileData_Out.CLOSE;
  

  It is "stupid" I think, but it is works :-o
  
  I think rthsw that your code is OK!
  
  Thank you to all![/b]

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