I'm not sure, but when I write to a file that already exists, it simply overwrites that file. Maybe that doesn't work on Mac or Linux, but on windows you don't have to delete the file first.
Maarten On 02/05/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> if f <> Nil then f will never be nil here, with the code given, but it may exist, which is an error you should check for (since I think f.CreateTextFile will fail in that case). I typically do something like: if f.exists then f.Delete and then go on with creating the file. (This is in simple cases; in more serious apps, I instead move the existing file to some backup file name.) > strout = f.CreateTextFile > strout.WriteLine userName.text > strout.WriteLine MD5( userPassword.text ) > strout.Close
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