# $EPIC: fseek.txt,v 1.2 2006/10/06 19:08:28 jnelson Exp $
======Synopsis:======
$[[fseek]](//file descriptor// //position// //anchor//)

======Technical:======
This function resets the file pointer to //position// bytes away from 
//anchor//.  The next [[read]] or [[readb]] of the file after this call
will read the data from the new location.

//Position// can be positive or negative, and //Anchor// must be one of
| SET | The beginning of the file |
| CUR | The current place in the file |
| END | The end of the file | 

This function returns the fseek(3) value, which is zero if the operation
succeeds and is non-zero if an error occurs.

The //file descriptor// must have been a value previously returned by 
the [[open]] function. 

======Returns:======
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-1   Error: //file descriptor// was not previously returned by [[open]], or //anchor// is not supported.
 0   The file pointer was reset.
 1   The file pointer could not be reset.
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