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Your code isn't working.
When I click 'save' it makes all the files 0.
I'll send you the files in your email now.

okay, I may have to wait untill later to look at them because I must leave Very Soon,
VERY soon.(5 mins or less)

No problem.

just e-mail em' and I will look at them later, I am leaving right this instant.

They are already in your inbox.
My postmen are moving at the speed of electrons.

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loadVars("kirjasto", "l33tfile");
kirjasto[place.textNumber] = input_data.textNumber;
saveVars("kirjasto", "l33tfile");
tulostus.textNumber =  kirjasto[0];
tulostus2.textNumber = kirjasto[1];
tulostus3.textNumber = kirjasto[2];
tulostus4.textNumber = kirjasto[3];
tulostus5.textNumber = kirjasto[4];
tulostus6.textNumber = kirjasto[5];
tulostus7.textNumber = kirjasto[6];
tulostus8.textNumber = kirjasto[7];
tulostus9.textNumber = kirjasto[8];
tulostus10.textNumber = kirjasto[9];

that is the code you must use.

Sparky, did you tried that code?
Because for me it can save numbers but not any text data. Not even a single letter.

EDIT:
Wait, I spotted something. I had an idea...

EDIT2:
Nope. My variable's save and group are the same name l33tfile so I tried to re-change it to "l33tfile", "l33tfile" instead of "kirjasto", "l33tfile". However it didn't work.

tekdino wrote:Nope. My variable's save and group are the same name l33tfile so I tried to re-change it to "l33tfile", "l33tfile" instead of "kirjasto", "l33tfile". However it didn't work.

it needs to be "kirjasto" "i33file" otherwise it will not work.

(and yes, I did try the code.)

EDIT: your code does not have any type of name saving.
(just numbers)

Where the text saving disappeared!?
The number saving worked normally before I posted this topic. All I need is to save text.

!!! oi !!!
okay,
now change kirjasto to string and use this code:

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loadVars("kirjasto", "l33tfile");
strcpy(kirjasto[place.textNumber], input_data.text);
saveVars("kirjasto", "l33tfile");
strcpy(tulostus.text, kirjasto[0]);
strcpy(tulostus2.text, kirjasto[1]);
strcpy(tulostus3.text, kirjasto[2]);
strcpy(tulostus4.text, kirjasto[3]);
strcpy(tulostus5.text, kirjasto[4]);
strcpy(tulostus6.text, kirjasto[5]);
strcpy(tulostus7.text, kirjasto[6]);
strcpy(tulostus8.text, kirjasto[7]);
strcpy(tulostus9.text, kirjasto[8]);
strcpy(tulostus10.text, kirjasto[9]);

(it may come up with suspicious pointer somthing, accept it. )

Weird, it doesn't work. But this time it doesn't give me error messages.
Do you still have my files on your hard disc?

yes, lemme' look it over again.
(I have not deleted it because I thought there might be somthing you still want to do with it.)

Thanks!

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loadVars("kirjasto", "l33tfile");
strcpy(kirjasto[place.textNumber], input_data.text);
saveVars("kirjasto", "l33tfile");
strcpy(tulostus.text, kirjasto[0]);
strcpy(tulostus2.text, kirjasto[1]);
strcpy(tulostus3.text, kirjasto[2]);
strcpy(tulostus4.text, kirjasto[3]);
strcpy(tulostus5.text, kirjasto[4]);
strcpy(tulostus6.text, kirjasto[5]);
strcpy(tulostus7.text, kirjasto[6]);
strcpy(tulostus8.text, kirjasto[7]);
strcpy(tulostus9.text, kirjasto[8]);
strcpy(tulostus10.text, kirjasto[9]);

it works for me.

It works for you??
Does the slots (0-9) chance?

Because it doesn't work for me!


EDIT: It works when you can see the inputted text in one of the 0-9 places.