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Asked 6 years, 6 months ago. Active 6 years, 6 months ago. Viewed times. I've checked the directory and there's a EN32T. E col 17 too many errors: compilation aborted Anyone can help me on how to fix this please. Micha Wiedenmann Vanessa Vanessa 49 4 4 bronze badges.

What did you change? Does it still build if you revert your changes? Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Terry Terry 6, 15 15 silver badges 16 16 bronze badges. Start Session Set Liblist "pbwsclient Result Code Library 'pbsoapclient It is possibly locked by another user or deleted.

Last Command Failed. End Session — Sudeep Pandey. Thanks for reply.. It's not working throwing error like "pbwsclient Library 'pbwsclient Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. They do not support text mode. For more information, see FileRead and FileWrite. The support for reading from and writing to blobs and strings for the FileReadEx and FileWriteEx functions depends on the mode. The following table shows which datatypes are supported in each mode.

When a file has been opened in stream mode or text mode, FileReadEx reads the whole file until it encounters an EOF or until it reaches a length specified in an optional parameter. FileWriteEx writes the full contents of the string or blob or until it reaches a length specified in an optional parameter.

The optional length parameter applies only to blob data. If the length parameter is provided when the datatype of the second parameter is string, the code will not compile. The behavior in stream and text modes is very similar. However, stream mode is intended for use with binary files, and text mode is intended for use with text files. When you open an existing file in stream mode, the file's internal pointer, which indicates the next position from which data will be read, is set to the first byte in the file.

A byte-order mark BOM is a character code at the beginning of a data stream that indicates the encoding used in a Unicode file. When you open an existing file in text mode, the file's internal pointer is set based on the encoding of the file:. If you specify the optional encoding argument and the existing file does not have the same encoding, FileOpen returns