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C_FILEWRITE()
DESCRIPTION
C_FILEWRITE() writes a given character string to a specified file
and appends a new-line character after the string. The character
string is written at the current file pointer position.
NOTES
This function is an extension of Clipper's low-level file
functions. Clipper's function FOPEN() can be used to open the DOS
file and obtain the file handle needed for this function.
SYNTAX
C_FILEWRITE(handle, string)
PARAMETERS
handle (N) is the file handle to write.
string (C) is the character string to write to the specified file.
RETURNS
C_FILEWRITE() returns the number of bytes written to the file
excluding the new-line character. If a zero (0) is returned by
C_FILEWRITE() this indicates that the string was null ("") or an
error occurred.
EXAMPLES
s1 = "Write this string to the file"
f1 = fopen("DATA.TXT") && Open the file
c_filewrite(f1,s1) && Writes string s1 to file handle f1
See Also: C_FILEREAD() C_FILEPOS() C_FILEBYTE() C_FILESTR()
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