File Handling Commands
/fopen [-no] <name> <filename>
Opens the specified file and assigns a name to it for later reference. The open fails if the file does not exist. The -n switch creates the file if it does not already exist, fails if the file does exist. The -o switch creates a new file, overwrites if it exists.
It would be lovely, if there was also an option that would create the file if it doesn't exist, and open it if it already exists, in case you just want to append to files.
