I'm using HTML5 FileWriter API to save the state of my webapp. I have bit of JS that periodically calls FileWriter.write to do that (so , over time, the write method is called several times). By default FileWriter API use an 'append' approach to writing files which does not suits my needs since I wan't to overwrite the file content.
I first tried this:
this._writer.seek(0);
this._writer.write(content);
This is not working when you are writing a text shorter than the file content. I then tried this:
this._writer.truncate(0);
this._writer.write(content);
This code is supposed to clear the file and then write my new content but I'm getting the following error when write method is called:
Uncaught InvalidStateError: An operation that depends on state cached in an interface object was made but the state had changed since it was read from disk.
Odd thing: when I debug the code (with a breakpoint), the error does not occur, as if FileWriter.truncate was an asynchronous method...
I am stuck here, any ideas?
I am using Chrome 30.0.1599.69