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Alan Shore wrote:list
Actually you don't need to use a flag. Try this.
if not %open(file);
open file;
endif;
// do stuff
if %open(file);
close file;
endif;
We tried that initially ... but it burned us big time.
We tend to call procedures from within procedures ... and one
procedure might open a a file that another procedure needs.
If the second procedure explicitly closes the file, then the calling
procedure will have a file closed it doesn't expect.
Setting the flag makes sure that we ONLY close the file if we
actually opened it.
david
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