Re: Writing To Binary File
- Posted by Andy Mar 09, 2009
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The print() routine outputs a plain-text, semi-human-readable representation of a Euphoria object. If you're writing files in binary mode, you should be puts()-ing a sequence of bytes to the file. Typically, when you're using binary mode, you'll be using some sort of defined file structure, either an existing format (like an image or a document), or your own custom layout (like EDS). If you want to print() object to a file, then use text mode and later read them back with get().
-Greg
OK, I'm getting a little bit more of it, but my code still returns an error whenever I try to run it. It dosen't function correctley. Here's what I'm trying to do.
integer fn fn = open("sav.frst","wb") if fn = -1 then then puts(1,"Cannot write file!\n") else wPrint(fn,HP) end if
However when whenver I do that, my program crashes with a console window comes up and has a bunch of errors in it, also I'm using the win32lib, so I am wondering what I am doing wrong
