Returns whether the DLL loaded up fine.

Tries to open a file. Returns file index or -1 if the file could not be opened.

If path is relative, the extension will look for the file in the game's save directory.

Mode is as per MSDN.

Examples:

var a_file = file_raw_open("some.bin", "wb"); // binary for writing
file_raw_write_u8(a_file, 100);
file_raw_write_string(a_file, "hello!");
file_raw_close(a_file);

var a_file = file_raw_open("some.bin", "rb"); // binary for reading
var a_byte = file_raw_read_u8(a_file); // 100
var a_string = file_raw_read_string(a_file); // "hello!"
file_raw_close(a_file);

Ensures that any file changes are finalized on disk.

Native: fflush

Closes a previously open raw file, returning whether successful.

Returns whether a file_raw index is currently in use.

Note that the extension will reuse file indexes, so having "if file exists then close file" will result in familiar problems.

Repositions to the beginning of a file.

Native: rewind

Returns the current file position.

Native: ftell

Moves the file pointer. Origin can be:

• file_raw_seek_end
• file_raw_seek_relative
• file_raw_seek_start

Native: fseek

Returns whether end-of-file is reached.

Native: feof

Writes a UTF8 string to a file, including a 0-terminating byte.

Reads bytes from the file until it encounters EOF or a 0-byte, then returns it as a string.

Writes a UTF8 string to a file, not including a 0-terminating byte.

Reads count bytes from a file as a string.