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 Post subject: CD - OpenFile
PostPosted: March 11th, 2008, 11:45 pm 
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Using OpenFile() in script as I wanted to create a publication that will run from CD-ROM and not require installation. I have a problem as the function will not work when reading from CD-ROM.

I expect this has to do with read only of CDs, but I only want to read from text file and not write. Or am I using incorrect code for what I want to to.

Code is below:

Code:
var TextPulled = OpenFile(SYSTEM_PUBLICATION_DIR + "List.txt")
while (TextPulled.EndOfFile() == false)
{
featureArray[i] = TextPulled.ReadLine();
}
TextPulled.Close();


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PostPosted: March 12th, 2008, 12:01 am 
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could you publish it as 'run as a webpage'?
does the 'Run publication from CDrom only' option help? (Pub Properties >>> Security). That may still require an installation.... I haven't used.

Be interesting to see what solutions others recommend.

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PostPosted: March 12th, 2008, 12:09 am 
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Thanks Lar,

Got it working now I think, will try it out on a burned CD tomorrow. But works from local read only text file here.


It is not false, false. It is false, true. Great.

var TextPulled = OpenFile(SYSTEM_PUBLICATION_DIR + "List.txt", false, true)
while (TextPulled.EndOfFile() == false)
{
featureArray[i] = TextPulled.ReadLine();
}
TextPulled.Close();


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