I am going out of my mind. I can''t get this file access to work. It should work, unless I missed something.

    
// GLOBALS=======================================================

BOOL		firstopen;

// FUNCTIONS=====================================================

void DebugOut (char *string)
{
	//---------Locals---------//

	FILE *stream;
	//------------------------//

	if (firstopen = TRUE)
	{
		stream = fopen("debug.txt", "wt");
	}
	else if (firstopen = FALSE)
	{
		stream = fopen("debug.txt", "w+t");
	}

	fprintf(stream, "%s\n", string);

	if (firstopen = TRUE)
	{
		firstopen = FALSE;
	}
	fclose(stream);
}
    

All it does is write over the first line. I can''t get it to write on the next line.

it might be because your testing statements have the assignment operator instead of the equality operator.
i.e.
if (firstopen = TRUE)
instead of
if (firstopen == TRUE)

try replacing the = with == and see if that works.

Nope..

Try using ''a'' instead of ''w''. That''ll have it append everything you write to the end... not sure if that''s what you want.



-Agent1



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