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Example

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−	$binary1 = Pack("z0", "Hello World!\n");	+	$binary1 = Pack("A*", "Hello World!\n");
−	$binary2 = Pack("z0", "Hi there\n");	+	$binary2 = Pack("A*", "Hi there\n");
−	$binary3 = Pack("z0", "This will be line 3\n");	+	$binary3 = Pack("A*", "This will be line 3\n");

	$File = FileOpen("MyFile.txt", "w");		$File = FileOpen("MyFile.txt", "w");

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	This will always write to the end of the file.		This will always write to the end of the file.
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		+	It would be silly to put an ASCII parameter on this function because YOU decide what the binary data contains.

	=== Example ===		=== Example ===

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Return Value

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	=== Return Value ===		=== Return Value ===

−	Success: Returns 1.	+	Success: Returns true.

−	Failure: Returns 0 if error occurs.	+	Failure: Returns false if error occurs.

	=== Remarks ===		=== Remarks ===

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Example

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	<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">		<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
−	$binary1 = Pack("z0", "Hello World!\n")	+	$binary1 = Pack("z0", "Hello World!\n");
−	$binary2 = Pack("z0", "Hi there\n")	+	$binary2 = Pack("z0", "Hi there\n");
−	$binary3 = Pack("z0", "This will be line 3\n")	+	$binary3 = Pack("z0", "This will be line 3\n");

−	$File = FileOpen("MyFile.txt", "w")	+	$File = FileOpen("MyFile.txt", "w");
−	If ~~isObj~~($File, "file") ~~Then ; You could just use isObj($File~~) ~~however adding the "file" will make sure it is indeed a file~~	+	If ( isVarObj($File, "file") )
−	FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary1 )	+	{
−	FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary2 )	+	FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary1 );
−	FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary3 )	+	FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary2 );
−	FileClose( $File )	+	FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary3 );
−	~~EndIf~~	+	FileClose( $File );
		+	}
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	[[Category:Core Function]]		[[Category:Core Function]]

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 FileAppendBinary( ,  )

=== Description === Append the data from a binary variable to the end of a previously opened file. === Parameters === ..."

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Created page with "<pre> FileAppendBinary( <file>, <binary-array> ) </pre> === Description === Append the data from a binary variable to the end of a previously opened file. === Parameters === ..."

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<pre>
FileAppendBinary( <file>, <binary-array> )
</pre>

=== Description ===

Append the data from a binary variable to the end of a previously opened file.

=== Parameters ===

==== file ====

A variable containing the File handle.

==== binary-array ====

The binary variable with bytes to write to the end of the file.

=== Return Value ===

Success: Returns 1.

Failure: Returns 0 if error occurs.

=== Remarks ===

This will always write to the end of the file.

=== Example ===

<syntaxhighlight lang="sputnik">
$binary1 = Pack("z0", "Hello World!\n")
$binary2 = Pack("z0", "Hi there\n")
$binary3 = Pack("z0", "This will be line 3\n")

$File = FileOpen("MyFile.txt", "w")
If isObj($File, "file") Then ; You could just use isObj($File) however adding the "file" will make sure it is indeed a file
FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary1 )
FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary2 )
FileAppendBinary( $File, $binary3 )
FileClose( $File )
EndIf
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[[Category:Core Function]]