$file().size doesn't seem to report the correct file size while a process is running that may change the file size unless the file is closed first.
//fopen -on test test.txt | echo -a $file(test.txt).size | fwrite -n test this is a test | echo -a $file(test.txt).size | fwrite -n test this is another test | echo -a $file(test.txt).size | fclose test | echo -a $file(test.txt).size
it's fine with me if $file().size is out of synch with files opened using fopen during a process, it would be nice though to have $fopen().fsize since that would likely be faster anyways.
In the mean-time.... fseek test 81203948074523 %filesize = $fopen(test).pos
oops, I was wrong... fseek test 81203948074523 $fopen(test).pos = 81203948074523 --- edit --- Also, apparently $fopen().eof is 0 (false) if you fseek past the end of the file.
Last edited by Netchelandorious; 18/11/0302:27 AM.
