[Riddick94]

Well.. lets make it step by step:

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Originally Posted by OrMisicL just one thing, why is that pawn Код: else         {             // Close file from reading.             fclose(team_file);             // .... Why do u close the file when it fails to open ?

When it fails to open, i'm closing file handler to open it again for writing binary, because earlier I used it for read binary, to let me check if its created or not.

pawn Код:

// Open each file for reading binary.
        team_file = fopen(file_path, "rb");
              
        // If file exists in the given location.
        if(team_file)
        {
            count += 1;
            printf("\nFile is already created there!\nPress any key to continue. . .");
            getch();
        }
        
        else
        {
            // Close file from reading.
            fclose(team_file);

But maybe, there's more efficient way, if so, could you tell me please? Because I noticed that C uses standard file handling, but I stopped using it a while ago (I'm more familar with y_ini, which is a little bit different, but lets don't complain PAWN with C)

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Originally Posted by OrMisicL also, this is not a bug but, why the function return type is integer ? the func always returns 0 so u could just use "void" as a type and remove the return, but as i said its not a big deal, just to point it out

Tutor told me to use integer to return 0 always, because It's gonna mean:

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Originally Posted by Tutor 0 run time errors

And in other point, I can use return 1 if I need. That's what he said.