Hello,
I'ld like to set at zero more subsequent byte (e.g. the FIRST four) in a file,
using that code:
***
Public Sub Button1_Click()
Dim aFl As File
Dim buff As New Byte[4]
Dim b As Byte
aFl = Open "/tmp/my_file" For Write
For Each b In buff
b = 0
Next
Write #aFl, buff As Byte[]
aFl.Close
End
***
But I obtain a "strange" result. In fact if I control the result of file by an
exad. editor, I see the byte are:
41 02 04 00 00 00 00 ......
I have three "strange" byte (41 02 04) end 'then' the four zero !
If I want to set at zero five byte, those three exad. number will be: 41 02 05
.... It seems it memorized and wrote the array pointer instead of its contents
(the four zero) !
Isn't it ?
Vuott
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