Gavin Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 28, 2014 #1 Thank you LucaMs and sorex for your help. As usual, the solution was easy. I hinted that I did not think I was actually creating the directory and I was not. The correct syntax for creating a directory is Code: File.MakeDir(File.DirInternal, "BlankSudoku") Then to read from or write to the directory, the correct syntax is Code: File.WriteList(File.DirInternal & "/BlankSudoku", Fiall & ".txt", List1) not Code: File.WriteList(File.DirInternal , "/BlankSudoku", Fiall & ".txt", List1) The important thing for beginers to note is when creating the directory, do not use a back slash, then to access the directory the back slash is required. Just goes to show.
Thank you LucaMs and sorex for your help. As usual, the solution was easy. I hinted that I did not think I was actually creating the directory and I was not. The correct syntax for creating a directory is Code: File.MakeDir(File.DirInternal, "BlankSudoku") Then to read from or write to the directory, the correct syntax is Code: File.WriteList(File.DirInternal & "/BlankSudoku", Fiall & ".txt", List1) not Code: File.WriteList(File.DirInternal , "/BlankSudoku", Fiall & ".txt", List1) The important thing for beginers to note is when creating the directory, do not use a back slash, then to access the directory the back slash is required. Just goes to show.
