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Boolean writing and reading
I would like to create a file that contains one boolean.
It should be able to create the file when it isn't there and the boolean should be false when created. It should also be able to read if the boolean is true or false every time it starts the game.
When the boolean becomes true in game it should change it in the file.
How do I do that?
Are there any good video tutorials on this?
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Re: Boolean writing and reading
Have you tried reading the documentation for the language you are trying to use?
Re: Boolean writing and reading
And another link worth reading: Properties (The Java™ Tutorials > Essential Classes > The Platform Environment)
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