Hi Thierry,
I see no mistake here. Where do you see a problem exactly?
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I see no mistake here. Where do you see a problem exactly?
( copy/paste few lines only)
Here:
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local tFile
put specialFolderPath(desktop) /test.txt into tFile
open file tFile for text
write one 222 to file tFile -- Writes to the start of the file
Thanks Mark,
So
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Here:
mouseUp
local tFile
put specialFolderPath(desktop) /test.txt into tFile
open file tFile for text
write one 222 to file tFile -- Writes to the start of the file
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(desktop) /test.txt into tFile
open file tFile for text
write one 222 to file tFile -- Writes to the start of the file
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that the example in the dictionary is wrong. It should be
open file tFile for text write
or
open file tFile for binary write
but it is sufficient to use
open file tFile for write
or
open file tFile
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Hi,
Dictionary - write to file
There is a sample script which generates an error:
So, what does mean:
open file tFile for text ?
Thierry
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20:49, Thierry Douez wrote:
Hi,
Dictionary - write to file
There is a sample script which generates an error:
So, what does mean:
open file tFile for text ?
Thierry
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one of the
parameters update, read, write or append, for example
open file myFile for text write
open file myFile for binary append
Mark Schonewille
Dictionary - write to file
There is a sample script which generates an error:
So, what does mean:
open file tFile for text
