[LCP]How to tell if a file is open?
Madhav M.
madhav3333 at lycos.com
Fri Aug 31 16:06:25 UTC 2001
Using fcntl(), information such as file descriptor is open or not, can be obtained.
error number EBADF indictes whether its an open file descriptor or not.
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On Thu, 30 Aug 2001 10:35:11
David Filion wrote:
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>I'm writing a routine that need to check if the stream it is writing to is open
>before it writes to it. for example, before I try to write and error messge to
>stdout, I want to make sure it is still open. How can I do this? (I remember
>reading how to somewhere but I can't remember where.)
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>Thanx.
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