Monday, July 9, 2018

FileIO

FileIO is commonly used to export data to a TXT file. There are three different
methods to write text to an FileIO object:


FileIO.write(str) - writes a string.

FileIO.writeExp(container) - writes the contents of a container.
Elements are separated by character defined in
FileIO.outFieldDelimiter().


FileIO.writeChar(int) - writes a unicode character represented by
an integer.


The following is sample code which writes a simple string to a text file:



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FileName fileName = 'c:\\test.txt';
FileIoPermission permission;
FileIO fileIO;
str outputText;
#File
;
permission= new FileIoPermission(filename,#io_write);
permission.assert();
fileIO= new FileIO(filename, #io_write);
if (fileIO)
{
  outputText = "text that will go into the 
  text file.";
  fileIO.write(outputText); //write the text to the file.
  fileIO.finalize(); //finish the file.
}

Best Regards,
Hossein Karimi

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