Manual:DIL Manual/filesize()

Function:  integer filesize ( filename :string);

  file
         The file name you want to check
  return
         a file size in bites 0 if no file

This function does exactly what it says it does it checks a files size.

Example DIL:

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dilbegin notebook ();
code
{
        ns := filesize (self.name+"notebook");
        if ( ns >500000)
        {
                sendtext ("Your notebook is full.&n",self);
                quit;
        }
        else if ( ns > 250000)
        {
                sendtext ("Your notebook is more than half full.&n",self);
                quit;
        }
        else if (ns >125000)
        {
                sendtext ("Your Notebook is only 1/4 full.&n",self);
                quit;
        }
        else if (ns >0)
        {
                sendtext ("Your notebook is less than 1/4 full.&n",self);
                quit;
        }
        else
        {
                sendtext ("You don't have anything in your Notebook.&n",self);
                quit;
        }

}
dilend

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The previous DIL example shows how you could use the 'filesize' instruction to
check the size of a player stored notebook.

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