Re: How can I check if a prompt file exists?

There is an [if|case] -file fname conditional to do this function, 
although I am in the middle of recoding a lot of the file pathname 
processing in Bayonne for 0.7.0.  This was to make sure it deals 
correctly with fully qualified and resolved absolute paths at all times.

For your example, maybe you might use something like:

  menudef
  speak enterdoctornum.au
  input docnum count=2 timeout=10s
  endmenu
  call doctors docnum=%num

function doctors
   set %docfile {dr} %docnum {.au}
   if -file %docfile
   then
	play thenameofdocis.au
	play %docfile
   else
	play nosuchdoc.au
   endif


[email protected] wrote:
> Hi everyone. Is there any function in ccScript that lets me check for the
> existence of an audio file?
> I want my code to do something like this:
> 
> if FileExists("dr34.au")      # file contains the name of doctor n° 34.
> then
>     play TheNameOfTheDoctorIs.au
>     play dr34.au
> else
>     play DoctorDoesntExist.au
> endif
> 
> Thank you all
> Roberto from Mendoza, Argentina
> 
> 
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