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Re: Numeric Field Length RAF
« Reply #4 on: Oct 23rd, 2015, 10:16am »
Of course, RAFs are not intended to be database files with all of their intended complications, but for a little bit I was encouraged with LBs "numeric" FIELD design.
for a little bit I was encouraged with LBs "numeric" FIELD design.
A couple of points: You can always do the numeric to string conversion yourself and then write the string to the RAF, that way you have complete control over precision etc.
Since LB/LBB can read and write any kind of file you can exactly reproduce the functionality of GET and PUT, or devise your own custom database format, using regular file-handling statements and functions such as PRINT# and INPUT$ in conjunction with SEEK.Richard.