So no - it aint there. Good idea tho.
It's considered good practice to write a file handling function rather than code each time for each and every operation. The function could also store filenames accessed in an string array (or simple string var using a seperator to delimit each item).
As jfk indicates - we have to know the name of a file whenever we open it so plopping it into a string variable or bank or whatever shouldn't pose a problem.
It's considered good practice to write a file handling function rather than code each time for each and every operation. The function could also store filenames accessed in an string array (or simple string var using a seperator to delimit each item).
As jfk indicates - we have to know the name of a file whenever we open it so plopping it into a string variable or bank or whatever shouldn't pose a problem.
FileName$="File.txt" file = WriteFile(FileName)