FileInterface.Write Method

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Description

Writes the specified arguments to the file stream. If a variable argument is written, this method returns a 1 if the write was successful or a 0 if unsuccessful. If a string argument is written, this method returns the number of characters written to the file.

 

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Signatures

Return Value

Description

FileInterface.Write(String stringToWrite)

Variable

Writes the contents of stringToWrite to the file stream. Returns the number of characters (or bytes if the FileInterface is in binary mode) written to the stream.

FileInterface.Write(Variable variableToWrite)

Variable

Writes the value of variableToWrite as a floating point number to the file stream. Returns a 1 if the write was successful or a 0 if unsuccessful.

FileInterface.Write(String stringToWrite, Variable numberOfCharacters)

Variable

Writes the first numberOfCharacters (or bytes if the FileInterface is in binary mode) from stringToWrite to the file stream, and returns the number of characters (or bytes) written to the stream.

 

 

See also

FileInterface Object

Interfacing with Files Guide

Parsing Arbitrary String Data