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	==Definition==		==Definition==
-	'''INT''' fread ( <'''INT''' handle> , data )	+	'''INT''' fread ( <'''INT''' filehandle> , <'''VOID''' data> )
	Reads the information from a file loaded with [[fopen]] to a variable.		Reads the information from a file loaded with [[fopen]] to a variable.
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	== Parameters ==		== Parameters ==
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-	| '''INT''' handle || - Identifier of the file loaded with [[fopen]].	+	| '''INT''' filehandle || - Identifier of the file loaded with [[fopen]].
	|-		|-
-	| data || - The data to read from the file (can be any type of variable that Fenix supports).	+	| '''VOID''' data || - The data to read from the file (can be any type of variable that Fenix supports).
	|}		|}
	== Returns ==		== Returns ==
-	[[INT]] : The number of bytes read from the file.	+	'''INT''' : The number of bytes read from the file.
	== Example ==		== Example ==
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-	Used in example: [[fopen]], [[fclose]], [[write_int]]	+	Used in example: [[fopen]](), [[fclose]](), [[write_int]]()

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Revision as of 14:17, 29 May 2007

Contents 1 Definition 2 Parameters 3 Returns 4 Example

Definition

INT fread ( <INT filehandle> , <VOID data> )

Reads the information from a file loaded with fopen to a variable.

Parameters

INT filehandle	- Identifier of the file loaded with fopen.
VOID data	- The data to read from the file (can be any type of variable that Fenix supports).

Returns

INT : The number of bytes read from the file.

Example

Process readthing(STRING loadpath);
Private
    handle;   // handle for the loaded file 
    druppels; // here's where the loaded data go

Begin

    handle=fopen(loadpath,O_READ); // opens the file in reading mode
    fread(handle,druppels);        // reads from the file and puts the data in druppels
    fclose(handle);                // zipping up after business is done

    write_int(0,160,100,4,&druppels); // let's see what we got here

End

Used in example: fopen(), fclose(), write_int()