NAME
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lof - length of file
SYNOPSIS
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v =
lof(FileNum)
DESCRIPTION
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FileNum is the file number used when the file was opened.
Lof
returns the number of bytes allocated to the file.
EXAMPLE
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In this example, the program stops if the file’s size
exceeds 50,000 bytes:
if lof(1) > 50000 then stop
DIAGNOSTICS
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A "Bad file number" error occurs if FileNum is less than 1 or greater
than the maximum number of open files.
from
The Basmark QuickBASIC Programmer’s Manual
by
Lawrence Leinweber