1. Writing Strings To Text Files
Chris Cox wrote:
>Since then, I've been looking
>for a way to write the contents of a string
>to a text file.
Jay Turley Wrote:
>printf(fn,"%s ",{s1})
>printf(fn,"%s\n",{s2})
Here is another solution:
My understanding is that puts() is a way of putting a string to a
file...can't you just put
puts(fn,string) and have it write the entire string to that device?
I am thinking that you can...it is harder sometimes to read stuff in than to
write...
The first thing is to get the fn to write to.
That is done with Jay's line
fn = open("c:\\myfile.txt","w")
fn being the fn that puts will use... and the "w" being write to file...
Hope this helps...
Monty in Oregon.
2. Re: Writing Strings To Text Files
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Dear folks,
Thanks for all the help. It's been much
appreciated. I finally got the program to
work, and I think I've figured out what I
did wrong. Thanks again.
Also, a while ago I ported some old Qbasic
code to Euphoria. (sharpen up some of my
programming skills) I've attached one of
the files to this email. Thanks again!
Chris Cox
cox.family at sk.sympatico.ca
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3. Re: Writing Strings To Text Files
- Posted by Greg Harris <blackdog at CDC.NET>
Oct 13, 1998
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Last edited Oct 14, 1998
-----Original Message-----
From: Cox Family <cox.family at SK.SYMPATICO.CA>
Subject: Re: Writing Strings To Text Files
[xplode.ex]
>Also, a while ago I ported some old Qbasic
>code to Euphoria. (sharpen up some of my
>programming skills) I've attached one of
>the files to this email. Thanks again!
I like it!
Thanks for using the palette routines!
Greg Harris
4. Re: Writing Strings To Text Files
oh maaaannnn!!! i wish that wasn't encoded in BASE64!
JARS OF CLAY ROCKZ FOR
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