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timmayj
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Posted: 1st Jun 2006 06:18
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My goal here is to write the value (integer) of highscore to a file, so that it may be loaded the next time my program is executed. My code seems like it should work; it creates a file if it does not already exist, but nomatter what was in highscore, it reads a 1 from the file. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.

Quote: "
`Scores/Files
if FILE EXIST("highscore.dat")
OPEN TO READ 1,"highscore.dat"
READ LONG 1,highscore
CLOSE FILE 1
else
MAKE FILE "highscore.dat"
OPEN TO WRITE 1,"highscore.dat"
WRITE LONG 1,highscore
CLOSE FILE 1
...
...
...
if score>highscore
highscore=score
DELETE FILE "highscore.dat"
MAKE FILE "highscore.dat"
OPEN TO WRITE 1,"highscore.dat"
WRITE LONG 1,highscore
CLOSE FILE 1
set cursor 0,10
set text size 100
print "SCORE=",score
print "NEW HIGH SCORE!"
set cursor 0,220
print "G A M E O V E R"
endif
"


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BatVink
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Posted: 1st Jun 2006 15:51
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I don't know what's happening to populate the score value but one thing you can do is remove the "MAKE FILE" line. It's not needed and may just be adding confusion.



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