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how can I write in middle to a binary file?

I want use filewrite.

Maybe you could say

$fb = FileOpen($fullpathToFile",16);16 for binary read/write

$binarydata = Fileread($fb)

FileClose($fb)

Then modify $binarydata using string functions, then write it back using

$fb = FileOpen(($fullpathToFile",18);18 for binary and overwrite

FileWrite($fb,$binarydata)

FileClose($fb)

I haven't tried this though.

EDIT: Didn't see randallc's reply - probably more usefule than mine.

Edited by martin
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how can I write in middle to a binary file?

I want use filewrite.

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