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Use File.ReadList / WriteList in both platforms. Dim lines As List = File.ReadList(...)
link: Use the File.WriteString and File.ReadString instead of TextWriter/TextReader: Private xui As XUI . . . File.WriteString(xui.DefaultFolder,"MyConf

file.readlist is not a way to filter files. file.readlist expect a Path AND a FILENAME. Both together should point to a file. What is the content of path in your tryings? Sounds like you are doing something weird
link: I am in admin on W11. B4J is launched in admin. With File.ReadList(path,"") I have all access denied I think I have a problem.
link: Hi there... hmmm What if you "check" manual the ttf files of a folder (list files perhaps of: C:\Windows\Fonts) one by one (looping with your app) an

Or: For Each line As String In File.ReadList(File.DirAssets, "Scans.txt") Log(line) Next
link: Try: Dim List1 As List = File.ReadList(File.DirAssets, "Scans.txt") For i = 0 To List1.Size - 1 Log(List1.Get(i)) Next

Awesome, Ive also checked this, and it seems reliable. Dim l As List l.Initialize For c = 0 To 1000000 l.Add(c) Next File.WriteList(File.DirApp,"out.txt",l) Dim l2 As List = File.ReadList(File.DirApp,"out.txt") Log(l2.Get(0)) Log(l2.Get(l2.Siz
link: Yes. The order is exactly the same.
link: As per title, is the order of File.ReadList guaranteed to be the same as the files lines? Ive got a scenario where I need to check the first few line

Tip: Not good: Dim newList As List : newList.initialize newList = File.ReadList(Dir,testFile) Good: Dim newList As List = File.ReadList(Dir, textFile) About the actual error - please post the full error message. The list returned from File.ReadList will hold string items. Maybe a different ty
link: Noted Dim newList As List = File.ReadList(Dir, textFile) The generated error Error occurred on line: 285 (ASDraw) -: unrecognized selector sent to i
link: OK, so resolved this by writing the file using randomaccessfile (writeb4xobject) and reading in using readb4xobject to maintain the list structure. 'W

Se vuoi lavorare con delle liste puoi fare qualcosa così Lista1 = File.ReadList(dir , filename_lista1) Lista2 = File.ReadList(dir , filename_lista2) Lista2.AddAll(Lista1) File.WriteList(dir , filename_lista2) File.Delete(dir , filename_lista1) 'Opzionale

The single use case for TextWriter / TextReader is for working with non-utf8 files. Dim tr As TextReader tr.Initialize2(File.OpenInput(...), "ISO-something") Dim list As List = tr.ReadList tr.Close
link: I am reading a windows iso file with File.ReadList. I think the command expects an uft8 file. How I can read an ISO file without special character pr

If the source of myText is a file then File.ReadList accepts different EOL characters. Dim fileLines as List = File.ReadList(sourceDir, "filename.txt")

File.DirRootExternal -> ContentChooser / SaveAs https://www.b4x./#content File.DirInternal / DirCache / DirLibrary / DirTemp / DirData / DirDefaultExternal / GetSafeDirDefaultExternal -> XUI.DefaultFolder Round2 -> NumberFormat, B4XFormatter: Most usages of Round2 are to format numbers. Modifyin

Hello All I have some translation files in UTF 8 format and am trying to use TheList = File.ReadList (dir,Filename) The files are being limited to 99 lines / entries which throws run time out of bounds errors. How do i load a file of > 99 lines? Any solutions?
link: There is no limit to the number of lines. Check Log(TheList.Size).
link: Hello I have discovered that the ReadList does not recognize blank lines in the text file. I assume that is due to character end of line codes. Thank

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