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WRITE
WRITE file text [/Newline ... /Newline]
WRITE file format args /Format [/Newline ... /Newline]
Write text into a file connected to a file item. If no /Newline option is specified the text of the next write command will be placed in the same line. Format strings are described in Format Strings and Rules.
- file
- The name of a file item (opened for write access).
- text
- The output text (unformatted, written "as is").
- format
- The format string (see Format Strings and Rules).
- args
- The arguments (one for each variable format tag).
Example
#f := $(new file * test.txt /T /W)WRITE $#f 'this is %d format for %3.0f numbers' 1 0.2*10 /Newline /Format
The file test.txt contains the following line 'this is 1 format for 2 numbers'.
