VistaIOOpenInputFile, VistaIOOpenOutputFile - open file with error checking

filename  Specifies he name of the file to be opened.

       nofail    Specifies whether the routine should exit the program if the file cannot be opened.

       Art Pope <pope@cs.ubc.ca>

       Adaption to vistaio: Gert Wollny <gw.fossdev@gmail.com>

VistaIO Version 1.2.14                             6 June 1994                                VistaIOOpenFile(3)

       These  routines  open  a  file  while  checking for failure and recognizing the special filename ``-'' as
       denoting the standard input or output stream.

       If filename is NULL or it is the string ``-'', either stdin or stdout is returned.  Otherwise, an attempt
       is made to open the named file for  either  reading  or  writing,  as  appropriate.  If  the  attempt  is
       successful, the resulting file pointer is returned.

       The nofail argument determines what happens if a file cannot be opened. If nofail is FALSE then a warning
       message  is  issued  and NULL is returned. If nofail is TRUE then a fatal error message is issued and the
       program is terminated.

       ``Unable to open input/output file filename.''

       VistaIOOpenInputFile, VistaIOOpenOutputFile - open file with error checking

       Either routing returns a pointer to the opened FILE if successful. Otherwise it returns NULL  or  doesn't
       return at all (depending on nofail).

VistaIOIdentifyFiles(3), VistaIOReadObjects(3), VistaIOWriteObjects(3),

#include<vistaio.h>FILE*VistaIOOpenInputFile(VistaIOStringConstfilename,VistaIOBooleannofail);FILE*VistaIOOpenOutputFile(VistaIOStringConstfilename,VistaIOBooleannofail);