[Franjdea]

This is doing my head in, I haven't used files for a while, as I find a MySQL database a lot more convenient and organised, but today I decided I would try it for another project. I went to the wiki and looked at the file tutorial, understood it etcetera, and when I try to execute the example code, this is my output:

[21:35:59] яюh

This is the code

pawn Код:

new filestring[256]; // Create the string to store the read text in
new File:example = fopen("text.cfg", io_read); // Open the file
fread(example, filestring); // Fread from the file and store what's read in 'string'
printf("%s", filestring); // Print what was read
fclose(example); // Close the file

Anyone got any ideas?

[JaTochNietDan]

I just tested that code and it works as intended. What are the contents of your text.cfg file?

[Franjdea]

The word "hey"

[JaTochNietDan]

That's odd, just tested that, working without any issues. Where is your text.cfg file located?

[Franjdea]

In my scriptfiles folder :P

[Antonio [G-RP]]

Try this.

pawn Код:

new File:example = fopen("/text.cfg", io_read); // Open the file

[Lorrden]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Antonio [G-RP] Try this. pawn Код: new File:example = fopen("/text.cfg", io_read); // Open the file

Shouldn't be needed..

Try running pawno as an Administrator once?
I know this has caused alot of troubles for me when reading/writing files or includes..
Otherwise, perhaps you're using too much data or something?
make Your string smaller?

"hey" doesn't need a 256 string..

[Antonio [G-RP]]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lorrden Shouldn't be needed..

Haven't worked with files in ages, not sure.