Difference between revisions of "FILE WRITE TEXT"
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{{Command|syntax=FILE_WRITE_TEXT <file Number>, <text> | {{Command|syntax=FILE_WRITE_TEXT <file Number>, <text> | ||
− | |description= | + | |description=Write a line of text from a file that was opened using the [FILE_OPEN]. |
|param1=<file Number>|param1_desc={{file Number}} | |param1=<file Number>|param1_desc={{file Number}} | ||
− | |param2=<text>|param2_desc= | + | |param2=<text>|param2_desc=Text to write to the file. |
}} | }} | ||
===Example=== | ===Example=== | ||
− | :FILE_WRITE_TEXT | + | :FILE_OPEN "DataFile.txt", 7, WRITE |
+ | :FILE_WRITE_TEXT 7, a$ | ||
+ | :FILE_WRITE_TEXT 7, "Some Text" | ||
+ | |||
:For an example macro see [[Global_Local]] | :For an example macro see [[Global_Local]] | ||
[[Category:External_File_Handling]] | [[Category:External_File_Handling]] |
Revision as of 18:56, 18 August 2010
Command
- FILE_WRITE_TEXT <file Number>, <text>
Write a line of text from a file that was opened using the [FILE_OPEN].
Parameters
- <file Number>
- File number, 1 to 10. You may have up to 10 files open at the same time.
- <text>
- Text to write to the file.
Example
- FILE_OPEN "DataFile.txt", 7, WRITE
- FILE_WRITE_TEXT 7, a$
- FILE_WRITE_TEXT 7, "Some Text"
- For an example macro see Global_Local