Checks whether the file pointer has reached the EOF.

integer AIT_FileEOF (
  integer nFileHandle     // File handle
);

nFileHandle (input)

Specify a file handle.

The return value is 1 if the file pointer has reached the EOF, and 0 if not. If the function has not been executed, the return value is -1. If -1 has been returned, you can use AIT_GetLastError to acquire an extended error code. The following gives the error codes that AIT_GetLastError may return.

Extended error number	Error code
5	ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
6	ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE
8	ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY
14	ERROR_OUTOFMEMORY
21	ERROR_NOT_READY
32	ERROR_SHARING_VIOLATION
33	ERROR_LOCK_VIOLATION
112	ERROR_DISK_FULL
148	ERROR_PATH_BUSY
1231	ERROR_NETWORK_UNREACHABLE
1392	ERROR_FILE_CORRUPT