It is "ok2"!! "a" has a value of 0.00, because "4" is not written into the file. FileOpen( ... FILE_WRITE) seems not to work with CSV files! You can try with binary files and a unifying function, for example:
long x = 4;
int MAINX = FileOpen( ...., | FILE_BIN); // instead of FILE_CSV
FileWriteLong( MAINX, x);
(...)
int MAINX1 = FileOpen( ..., | FILE_BIN);
long a = FileReadLong( MAINX1);
( ...)
int b = 4; etc...
Then you should become "ok3".
You can use also a text file , with " ...| FILE_TXT" and strings.
For example,
string x = 4";
int MAINX = FileOpen( ...., | FILE_TXT); // instead of FILE_CSV
FileWriteString( MAINX, x);
(...)
int MAINX1 = FileOpen( ..., | FILE_TXT);
string s = FileReadString( MAINX1);
( ...)
int a = (int) StringToInteger( s);
int b = 4;
(...)
You should also become "ok3".
Try:
if(NormalizeDouble(a,0)==NormalizeDouble(b,0)) Alert("ok3");
It is "ok2"!! "a" has a value of 0.00, because "4" is not written into the file. FileOpen( ... FILE_WRITE) seems not to work with CSV files! You can try with binary files and a unifying function, for example:
Did you try it? I have tried it and it does write txt file and the result is "ok3". The only compile error is it declares "int" twice on MAINX.
Did you try it? I have tried it and it does write txt file and the result is "ok3". The only compile error is it declares "int" twice on MAINX.
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