The include file errors.h

This file contains a set of manifest constant definitions for external file errors. These may be generated in either of two ways:

1	By commands relating to external sequential files, such as open #, get # and put #. The Sculptor system variable sys.Error is used to return any error trapped by the err = or traps = clause attached to such a command. The errors which may be generated by a command are listed under the documentation for that command.
2	As a return value from the functions remove() and chdir().

The error is returned as a number. These are the manifest constant definitions of these numbers, together with their meanings:

Sequential file I/O errors
BAD_CHANNEL	1	(valid range is 1-64)
IN_USE	2	In use (file is already open)
BAD_NAME	3	Bad file name (not a string)
NO_FILE	4	File cannot be accessed
NO_ZERO	5	Attempt to open channel 0
NO_PERMS	6	No permission
TOO_MANY	7	Too many files open
FEOF	8	Read past the end of file
FGETERR	9	Read error on input
FPUTERR	10	File not open for writing, or device full
FILE_EXISTS	11	File exists
New in version 6.3.0: See the new features.
TIMEOUT_EXCEEDED	12	Exceeded the timeout specified
CHECK_ERRNO	13	General error, check sys.Errno
BAD_ARGS	14	Bad or wrong argument to command

Function return values
NOFILE	1	File or directory does not exist
NOPERMS	2	Access permission denied

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