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I don't rember Hi Group, Is there an easy waw to set a one dimension array equal to one line in a two dimension or do I have to do a FOR NEXT loop to transfer the data? -- Posted - Thu May 23, 2013 8:34 pm	Kerry Miller n0wiq Send Email
Re: fileNum = OPEN (file$, $$WRNEW) Kerry, Easy. Make sure that file exists first before you open it. If it doesn't, create a new file, but if it exists, open it. I don't know what the function Posted - Thu May 23, 2013 8:03 am	Cool Hip Dude (CHD) coolhipdude Send Email
Re: fileNum = OPEN (file$, $$WRNEW) ... The reason I asked what the file$ variable contained was to get you to look at it to verify that it is a valid pathname. Further, if you haven't done so, Posted - Thu May 23, 2013 5:18 am	Skywise skywise711 Send Email
Re: fileNum = OPEN (file$, $$WRNEW) Hi Group, $HOME is something I have used in other xbasic many times in the past. The system assigns the variable when a user loges onto the system. You can Posted - Thu May 23, 2013 4:23 am	Kerry Miller n0wiq Send Email
Re: fileNum = OPEN (file$, $$WRNEW) Most likely something like $HOME is not working.... You could try "~/CivMemory.rc/DropBoxes/RadioChoicesList.txt" if mean that home path. Or perhaps $HOME Posted - Wed May 22, 2013 8:14 pm	Vincent Voois vvacme Send Email
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