Difference between revisions of "CLOSE PART"
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{{Command|syntax=CLOSE_PART <force close>, <save file> | {{Command|syntax=CLOSE_PART <force close>, <save file> | ||
| − | |description= | + | |description=:Closes the open part file. |
| − | |param1=<force close>|param1_desc= | + | |param1=<force close>|param1_desc=Set to 1 to force the file to be closed, 0 to try to close it (do not close if there is an error) |
| − | |param2=<save file>|param2_desc= | + | |param2=<save file>|param2_desc=Set to 1 to close and save the file, 0 to close without saving |
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===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
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[[Category:Part_Files]] | [[Category:Part_Files]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:42, 12 January 2011
Command
- CLOSE_PART <force close>, <save file>
- Closes the open part file.
Parameters
- <force close>
- Set to 1 to force the file to be closed, 0 to try to close it (do not close if there is an error)
- <save file>
- Set to 1 to close and save the file, 0 to close without saving
Example
- CLOSE_PART
- CLOSE_PART 1, 1
