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# FileAttr Function

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If you use a 32-Bit operating system, you cannot use the FileAttr function to determine the file access number.

Kanas ilaali: Bani

### Syntax:

      FileAttr (Channel As Integer, Attributes As Integer)

### Return value:

intergaa

### Parameters:

Channel: The number of the file that was opened with the Open statement.

Attributes: Integer expression that indicates the type of file information that you want to return. The following values are possible:

1: FileAttr indicates the access mode of the file.

2: FileAttr returns the file access number of the operating system.

Yoo amaloota ulaagaalee gatii 1 ibsite, gatiin armaan kanaa gadii fayyadamee deebisa.

1 - INPUT (faayilii naqaaf banamu)

2 - OUTPUT (faayilii bahaaf banamu)

4 - RANDOM (faayilii gahiinsa darbee darbee banamuu )

8 - APPEND (faayilii miiltessaaf baname)

32 - BINARY (faayilii haalata lameetiin baname).

### Error codes:

5 Ejjatoo fashalaan waamu

52 Maqaa faayiylii yookiin lakkoofsa yaraa

### Example:

    Sub ExampleFileAttr
        Dim iNumber As Integer
        Dim sLine As String
        Dim aFile As String
        aFile = "C:\Users\ThisUser\data.txt"
        iNumber = Freefile
        Open aFile For Output As #iNumber
        Maxxansa #iNumber, "Kun Sarara barruuti"
        MsgBox FileAttr(#iNumber, 1), 0, "Access mode"
        MsgBox FileAttr(#iNumber, 2), 0, "File attribute"
        Close #iNumber
    End Sub

Matadureewwan Walfakkatan

Close Statement

FreeFile Function

Open Statement

Print# Statement