Does "remove function for opening the custom-init.txt file" sound natural?
Remove function for opening the "custom-init.txt" file.
Context:
I'm talking about a computer program that has multiple functions, one of them is to open a file named "custom-init.txt" from the hard drive. The sentence above is in imperative (command) form and I would like to keep it that way.
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txt" file. I'm worried that it might better be called a subroutine, but if you know it's a function in your language, then OK. txt, and I'm not sure what it means to merely open a file.
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Zoltán KirályRemove function for opening the "custom-init.txt" file.
I'm worried that it might better be called a subroutine, but if you know it's a function in your language, then OK. I am also worried that it does more than open the file, it being an init.txt, and I'm not sure what it means to merely open a file. But if you are sure, then all I can recomm
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