Copy file

[konijn]

Hello,

I can not figure it out, but how can copy a  file from one direction to another?

I tried this, but not working:

run "copy C:\test\test.pdf c:\real\"

Thanks

[Rod]

The liberty command is name.

NAME a$ AS b$

NAME StringExpr1 AS StringExpr2

Description:

This command renames the file specified in the string expression StringExpr1 to StringExpr2. StringExpr1 can represent any valid filename that is not a read-only file, and StringExpr2 can be any valid filename as long as it doesn't specify a file that already exists.

Usage:

'rename the old file as a backup
name rootFileName$ + ".fre" as rootFileName$ + ".bak"
'open a new file and write data
open rootFileName$ + ".fre" for output as #disk

[Carl Gundel]

Oct 1, 2020 11:36:02 GMT -5 konijn said:

Hello,

I can not figure it out, but how can copy a  file from one direction to another?

I tried this, but not working:

run "copy C:\test\test.pdf c:\real\"

Thanks

libertybasiccom.proboards.com/thread/227/looking-copy-files

[honkytonk]


open "origin.txt" for input as #in
 open "new.txt" for output as #out
   while eof(#in)=0
     line input #in,data$
     print #out, data$
   wend
close #in
close #out


[honkytonk]


open "origin.txt" for input as #in
 open "new.txt" for output as #out
   while eof(#in)=0
     line input #in,data$
     print #out, data$
   wend
 close #in
close #out