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Ola pessoal,

Queria fazer o seguinte: no inicio de um programa ao tentar abrir um ficheiro, se nao existir, cria-o. Se existir utiliza-o para leitura (sem o destruir/recriar)

Eu pensei que colocando a opcao "r+" no fopen a funçao fizesse o que aqui descrevo. Mas a função retorna NULL.

Apenas a "w+" cria de facto o ficheiro, mas essa, se o ficheiro ja existir recria-o e nao é isso que quero.

Sugestões?

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Qual é o problema de fazer simplesmente:

FILE *file;

if((file = fopen("nome","r")) == NULL) 
  file = fopen("nome", "w");

Também podes usar fopen("nome", "a+") e depois um rewind(), mas é um pouco estranho.

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