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tfile_make |
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tfile_make |
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tfile_make |
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int tfile_make ( char *input_path, char *output_path )
char *input_path; // Pointer to a null-terminated character string char *output_path; // Pointer to a null-terminated character string
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Synopsis |
#include "silver.h"
The tfile_make function compiles an ASCII text file into a tfile (text file). The resulting tfile is designed for rapid access to C-style character strings via a message number (see tfile_gets).
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intput_path is a null-terminated character string containing the path of the input file output_path is a null-terminated character string containing the path of the output file
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Return Value |
tfile_make returns FALSE if the input file cannot be opened, the output file cannot be created, the input file has a different format than required, or some other error occurs; otherwise tfile_make returns TRUE.
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Remarks |
The longest string that can be stored in a tfile is 450 characters. The format of an input file is as follows:
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See Also |
tfile_open, tfile_gets, tfile_close
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Example |
The following is a sample input file:
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