fsIOWrite

The fsIOWrite function is used to open a file and write data to it. Note that you can only write to files that have been saved to the /work/ folder (see here for details: Inaccessible Files).

 

Syntax

FsIOErr fsIOWrite(
    FsIOFile file,
    const char* pInBuffer,
    int byteOffset,
    int byteToWrite,
    FsIOFileWriteCallback callback,
    void* pUserData
);

 

Members

Parameters	Description
file	This is the ID of a previously opened file, as returned by the fsIOOpen function.
pInBuffer	This is a previously created buffer that contains the data to be written. The buffer should be at least of the size byteToWrite - byteOffset.
byteOffset	This is the offset into the file to which data will be written.
byteToWrite	This defines the number of bytes to write to the file.
callback	Callback (FsIOFileWriteCallback) that is sent when the write operation is finished.
pUserData	Pointer given to the callback to identify the function call.

Return Values

The function returns one of the FsIOErr codes.

 

Remarks

This function is non-blocking: it will not wait for the file to be read to pass to the next line of code.