Re: PRINT TO A FILE

["Richard Davidson" <richdavidson@xxxxxxxx>]

I do it like this which was copied from some other list member.

Inputs: Folder("D:\Rcd\"), Name("Enghigh"), Ext(".txt"); 
vars:XFILE(" ");

 XFILE = Folder + Name + Ext;

 FileDelete(XFILE);  
    Fileappend(Xfile,"Current English HIGH FAIL value @Date: " + NumToStr(Date,0)+"  Time:  "
           +numtostr(Time,0) + newline );

I find this works well because you can change the folder or file name as inputs. Make sure you keep the file names to 8 char and extensions to 3 you know we are using this 16 bit apllication.

HTH

Rich

----- Original Message ----- 
From: Stephane FILLON <fillons@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 1999 9:00 AM
Subject: PRINT TO A FILE


|Hi Gurus !
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|I would like to write the result of  my system in a file and I actually use the following statement :
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|print(file(" C:\TEST "), date, ...) ;
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|Question :
|Can't I pass a variable to the FILE function.
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|Each time I wrote the following I get an error at the compil.
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|Vars : myFile(" C:\TEST ") ;
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|print(file(myFile), Date....) ;
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|Where is my fault ?
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