======fseek====== WMPRO, WMMINI FW >= 1.0 WMMEGA FW >= 2.0 Position the file pointer in an open file ====Description==== fseek ( int $handle, int $offset, int $whence ) This function will relocate the file pointer within an active file. Three different start position options are available. ====Parameters==== $handle: Valid handle of a previously opened file $offset: How far to move the pointer (bytes) $whence: Seek type, starting position option, from where to move the pointer: * **0** - Seek from the **start of the file** * **1** - Seek from the **current position** (a positive offset will move forward, and a negative offset will move in reverse) * **2** - Seek from the **end of the file** (in reverse)((When using whence=2 to seek from the end of the file a positive offset is used to move in reverse.)) ====Return Values==== None ====Example====

====See Also==== [[fopen()]] - Open a file for reading or writing [[fseropen()]] - Open the serial port at the specified baud rate with optional parameters [[f485open()]] - Open the RS-485 port at the specified baud rate and parity [[fsockopen()]] - Open an internet socket connection with optional timeout [[fread()]] - Read bytes from a file, stream or socket [[fgets()]] - Return a single line from a file, stream or socket, with optional size limit [[fwrite()]] - Write data to a file, stream or socket [[feof()]] - Test if no more data is available in a file, stream or socket [[filesize()]] - Return the size of a file, or the number of unread bytes in a stream or socket [[ftell()]] - Return the current position of a file read/write pointer [[fclose()]] - Close a file, stream or socket