hi
maybe i get stupid, but i cant write a string in a file. this is my code:


i call this function in main using


i get "Crash in foo: SYS" (Error E1513)
the exception is thrown by the file_str_write-function (i´ve debugged it)

the file is created on disk
the directory is a normal dir. other programs can write files in it without restrictions


where is the problem?? this is driving me insane...

This is not an initialized string object. It's a STRING pointer pointing to a CString. What you need is str_create or just pass a pointer to a STRING object to the function.

Perhaps not int but var.
var f = file_open_write(file);
In the manual:
file_str_write (var handle, STRING* string)

STRING* out = "test";

This is wrong and I think in the most recent A7/A8 version this should return a sytax error. Define your string outside a function, or like this:

STRING* out = str_create("test");

EDIT: Damn, two people were faster than me. The var thing could also be an issue, because the var that is returned gets an implicit int cast.

now:


edit: aku is right. the problem is the int var

thanks fpr the help