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<h2>renameFile</h2>
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<H3>Syntax:</H3>
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<pre class="syntax">renameFile (<i>oldFilename, newFilename</i>);</pre>
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<H3>Purpose:</H3>
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Renames the file specified by <i>oldFilename</i> to <i>newFilename</i> - which should both be strings, not file handles. If you're writing a custom save game mechanism, you may require this functionality... so here it is. The strings <i>oldFilename</i> and <i>newFilename</i> shouldn't contain any of the characters ":", "/" and "\" - a precaution to make it more difficult to write malicious code.
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This function supports filename bodging - for details see the <a href="bodgeFilenames.html">bodgeFilenames</a> command.
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<H3>Return value:</H3>
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The command returns TRUE if the renaming was a success, FALSE otherwise.
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<H3>See also: </H3>
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<a href="fileExists.html">fileExists</a>
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<a href="getMatchingFiles.html">getMatchingFiles</a>
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<a href="loadGame.html">loadGame</a>
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<a href="saveGame.html">saveGame</a>
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<a href="deleteFile.html">deleteFile</a>
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