
System::SetFilePointer
System::SetFilePointer will change the current file position of a file previously opened by System::CreateFile.
System::SetFilePointer( OSHandle FileHandle, Integer Position = 0, Integer Method = System::FILE_BEGIN : Integer Position );
Parameters
| FileHandle | From previous call to System::CreateFile. |
| Position | the position that the file wants to be moved to. |
| Method | any one of:- System::FILE_BEGIN; System::FILE_CURRENT; xor System::FILE_END. |
| Position | resulting position after the method has completed. |
Return Values
The error.errorCode value will be set to the underlining windows error message code and the error.errorString will have a detailed description of the error.
Remarks
- System::SetFilePointer(FileHandle) will move to the begining of the file.
- System::SetFilePointer(FileHandle,0,System::FILE_CURRENT:currentPosition) will return the current location of the file.
Example Use
- TScript
main(){
variable fileHandle, fileBuffer;
System::CreateFile(u"MyFile.txt",
System::OPEN_EXISTING|System::READ_ONLY:fileHandle);
System::SetFilePointer(fileHandle,50);
System::ReadFile(fileHandle:fileBuffer);
System::MessageBox(fileBuffer.ToString(),
u"File Contents of MyFile.txt after 50 bytes");
}Since
TScript Version 1.3
Also See
System::CreateFile, System::ReadFile, System::WriteFileListen All
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