: How to use Revolution
Subject: RE: write fails
>Thanks Ken!
>
>So, you could say:
>
>Put tMyText after URL(tFileURL)
>
>But, would this be just as good as opening a file for append, then
>adding information to that file?
>
>Basically, does the open/append/add method loa
At 1:18 PM -0500 8/25/2005, Ken Ray wrote:
apparently the engine doesn't require there to be a space after keywords
where there is something to evaluate that follows.
[...]
repeat while(x+1) < 10
put word(x+1) of "This is a test"
Although this is consistent, it still *looks* wrong to me.
On 8/25/05 11:55 AM, "Jeanne A. E. DeVoto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> At 11:22 AM -0500 8/25/2005, Ken Ray wrote:
>> Yes, you can, but remember that URL is both a keyword and a function, and
>> although it can work without parentheses for some file operations (like
>> "into"), it doesn't work wh
Thanks Ken!
So, you could say:
Put tMyText after URL(tFileURL)
But, would this be just as good as opening a file for append, then
adding information to that file?
Basically, does the open/append/add method load the entire file into
memory, then add the text, then write the new text back to dis
Excellent approach, Eric!
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Jon,
I'm used to another method which works well for me:
put "C:/RHOADS/EEOL2/Logs/log.txt" into tLogFilePath
put the date & " " & the long time & " " & m into tData
-
put url("file:" & tLogFilePath) into tLog
if tLog = empty then put t
At 11:22 AM -0500 8/25/2005, Ken Ray wrote:
Yes, you can, but remember that URL is both a keyword and a function, and
although it can work without parentheses for some file operations (like
"into"), it doesn't work when using "after" or "before" without using
parentheses, and can be touchy at oth
disk? Does
the put after URL method do that?
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Subject: Re: write fails
On 8/25/05 8:41 AM, "Lynch, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROT
On 8/25/05 8:41 AM, "Lynch, Jonathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That makes sense.
>
> I have not tried it, but can one do the same thing by saying?:
>
> Put tNewText after URL tFileURL
Yes, you can, but remember that URL is both a keyword and a function, and
although it can work without pare
: RE: write fails
Jon
i use open file x for append... For log files, it is crucial not to
erase
the logs...
And while the |put data into url thisurl" is great, and easy but i
wouldn't consider it as
a good practice if the file is over a certain size...
but of course, depe
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> Subject: Re: write fails
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> Jon,
>
> I think you need to "open file" before writing to it, or, alt
rs to its own
format, then put "binfile:" in front of the file path rather than
"file:"
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Jon,
I think you need to "open file" before writing to it, or, alternatively use
the "put URL"
See the docs for detail.
Pat
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Jon
you need to open the file first...
see Open file... Write file... and close file... Each has it's options
too...
cheers
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Xavier
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> I'm trying to log activity to a file with what I thought was a si
Hi Jon,
I'm used to another method which works well for me:
put "C:/RHOADS/EEOL2/Logs/log.txt" into tLogFilePath
put the date & " " & the long time & " " & m into tData
-
put url("file:" & tLogFilePath) into tLog
if tLog = empty then put tData into url("file:" & tLogFilePath)
else put tLog
I'm trying to log activity to a file with what I thought was a simple
approach:
put the date & " " & the long time & " " & m & Return into s
write s to file "C:/RHOADS/EEOL2/Logs/log.txt" at end
The file is not created automatically; after creating the file manually,
the file remains empty; t
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