> As per your instructions: Here is the code
> fragment with your suggested changes:
> ;============================================
> fp: open/read/binary/direct %TestBin.txt ;
> fp: skip fp 10
> print to-string buffer: copy/part fp 10
> close fp
> >> do %BinFile.r
> abcdefghij
>
> >The result you will be looking for in buffer
> >will be "klmnopqrst"
> >
as in
print fp
fp is your port to the file with a read/write pointer to the position of
the
data inside it or to buffers with a copy of the data if you do not open
with
the /direct refinement. You can see its inner details woth probe fp.
If you close fp you can no longer read from that port.
%Binfile.r is always the name of a file and in your line above you load
its
content and evaluate it.
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