Can't append to a file with file.write. What am I doing wrong? #4048
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Hi! Thank. I can confirm the issue by running the windows binary with Still investigating more, will report. |
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Ah! I shall try on my Linux kit.
I know that Windows has a very different file system and I have both
systems to test on. My "production" machine is Linux, so I will try there
now.
Thanks again! A.
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Thank. I can confirm the issue by running the windows binary with wine.
The problem does not seem to occur on linux.
Still investigating more, will report.
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Yes, I can confirm that this works with no problems on Linux (Ubuntu 24.04).
I shall be using Linux, so I will work on that machine for now. I use the
Windows machine for testing scripts before using on "production". So I can
also test on the "production" machine using a different instance.
Thanks,
A.
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Hello,
I'm trying to set up a playlist log using file.write (Windows 2.2.4) and I can't seem to stop new data overwriting the original data.
If I use:
The file contains just "Next test" when I open it in a text editor. Is this what's supposed to happen or am I missing something? I had a look for answers, but it doesn't seem that anyone else is getting this problem. I feel I'm missing something somewhere.
Thanks, A.
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