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Subject: Re: Question to Windows programmers

Author: F. Huber

Date: 01:31:08 06/29/04

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On June 29, 2004 at 02:27:26, Tony Werten wrote:
...
>>your idea with writing to a file I´ve already tried more than a year ago
>>with Chest, but since this is not a ´file of record´ but a simple ´text file´,
>>this method didn´t work - Windows did NOT allow both processes to access
>>such a text file at the same time! :-(
>
>Yes, it does. I use it at my work for some temperature data logging. One
>application logs in a file on the network, several other can display it. ( the
>idea was that you can watch that data at any place in the network ). It is
>written in Delphi.
>
>use "fileopen(filename,fmopenreadwrite or fmsharedenynone);" for the writer
>
>and use "fileopen(filename,fmopenread or fmsharedenynone);" for the reader.
>
>I'll have a look later at your original problem, though this might solve it
>already.

Since the ´writer´ is Popeye itself (a EXE program that I can´t and don´t
want to change and recompile), your hint will not work!
Probably Popeye doesn´t open his output file with ´read/write/shared´ access.

Regards,
Franz.




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