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114 Unexpected File error
Happens e.g. when you write data to a disk and remove
that one during program run. However, it may also indi-
cate problems with the disk drives or controllers. Should
this error message occur repeatedly, please contact your
nearest support centre.
115
File not open
The file specified has not been opened before. Files may
only be accessed after they have been opened with the
OPEN command.
116
Bad file number
The file handle used is invalid. This happens for instance,
when you try to open a file with the file handle of a file
that was opened before.
117
File already exists
The file or directory specified does exist and cannot be
created anew.
118
Filesystem is Read Only
The current file system only allows to read data. This mes-
sage will occur when you try to write data to a file that is
marked ‘Read Only’.
119
A component of Path is not a directory
The path specified – or parts of it – do not fulfill the nam-
ing conventions for directories. Please remember that a
directory name must not contain any symbols and is
restricted to a maximum length of 8 characters.
120
Directory busy
The directory specified is currently in use by another task
and cannot be accessed.
121
Directory not empty
You tried to remove a directory, but the directory is cur-
rently not empty.
Before a directory may be deleted, all entries need to be
deleted first.
122
Filename must not be empty
The string specifying a file name is empty.
123
File number already in use
The current file handle has already been used to open a file
and this file is still open. Either close the open file or open
the current file with a different file handle. This problem
can easily be avoided if you use the
FREEFILE function to
assign file handles.
124
SUB/FUNCTION Stack overflow
Overflow of the GOSUB...RETUN and FUNCTION stacks.
To avoid this error message, it is recommended to keep the
number of recursive calls of functions and procedures to a
minimum.
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