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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #149 | No Bug | FileRead does not return EOF but does return @Error =0, an undocumented state | ||
| Description |
;FileRead(filehandle or "filename" [, count])
;Failure(s):
;EOF is not set when using 'filename' (default is to read entire file which I would expect to set EOF
;function returns @error = 0 which is an undocumented value
;########
;Code below will demonstrate the problem, and can be used to test that the problem has been fixed.
;any text file can be used to demonstrate the problem
;########
;prove FileOpen is good, and EOF is found
$file = FileOpen("anytext.txt", 0)
If $file = -1 Then
MsgBox(0, "Error", "Unable to open file.")
Exit
EndIf
While 1
$chars = FileRead($file, 10000)
If @error = -1 Then ExitLoop
MsgBox(0, "Char read and EOF set:", $chars)
Wend
FileClose($file)
;show error
$fileR = FileRead("anytext.txt")
MsgBox(0,"Entire file is read", "Chars:"&@CRLF&$fileR)
Select
Case @error = -1
MsgBox(0,"","pass; SPECIAL: @Error="&@error&" -1 = EOF is reached")
Case @error = 1
MsgBox(0,"","FAIL; SPECIAL: @Error="&@error&" 1 = file not opened in read mode or other error, NOT POSSIBLE IN THIS TEST")
Case @error = 2
MsgBox(0,"", "FAIL; SPECIAL: @Error="&@error&" 2 = count not defined for file open in raw read mode, NOT POSSIBLE IN THIS TEST")
Case Else
MsgBox(0,"","FAIL; SPECIAL: @Error="&@error&" UNEXPECTED - @Error is set to 0 not -1 when FileRead is executed (default is entire file)")
EndSelect
Exit}}}
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| #150 | No Bug | Can´t open hidden file | ||
| Description |
I tried to open a hidden file with FileOpen funcion in "2" mode(Write mode (erase previous contents)), but it was failure. I was try it on version 3.1.1.0 and 3.2.10.0 but the result was in both version same. |
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| #151 | No Bug | Constant redeclaration bug | ||
| Description |
Works from the GO command in scite but not when you run it from a double click |
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