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== WriteTextFile(filename, text'', append, warn, sep, showDialog, encoding'') == | == WriteTextFile(filename, text'', append, warn, sep, showDialog, encoding'') == | ||
− | + | Write «text» value to a file with name «filename». | |
=== Optional parameters === | === Optional parameters === | ||
− | «append»: | + | «append»: Default <code>False</code>. If the file exists and «append» is <code>True</code>, it appends the text to the end of the file. If it doesn't exist and «warn» is <code>True</code> , it asks whether to create the file. |
− | «warn»: | + | «warn»: Default <code>True</code>. If «warn» is <code>False</code>, it suppresses the warning that the file already exists when «append» is false or that it does not exist when «append» is True. |
− | «showDialog»: | + | «showDialog»: Default <code>Undefined</code> -- i.e. it shows a file browser dialog only if the indicated filename is a folder, a read-only file, or if it exists and «warn» is <code>True</code>, or if it does not exist and «append» is <code>True</code>. When «showDialog» is <code>True</code>, it always opens a dialog before with file name as the default to let the user change file name or folder. When <code>False</code>, it never shows a dialog but may generate an error when trying to overwrite an existing file with «append» False. |
«sep»: (Default is a new line.) Character to use as a separator between elements when «text» is an array. | «sep»: (Default is a new line.) Character to use as a separator between elements when «text» is an array. | ||
− | + | «encoding» (Default <code>"ANSI"</code>.) Specifies how to encode characters in the file: | |
* <code>"ANSI"</code> : One byte per character, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8859 ISO-8859-1]. Extended characters (above ascii 255) are written as ?. | * <code>"ANSI"</code> : One byte per character, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8859 ISO-8859-1]. Extended characters (above ascii 255) are written as ?. | ||
* <code>"UTF-8"</code> : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8 UTF-8 encoding] with a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark byte order mark] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark BOM]). The UTF-8 encoding uses one byte for comman characters, and 2-3 bytes for characters with ascii values above 127. | * <code>"UTF-8"</code> : [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8 UTF-8 encoding] with a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark byte order mark] ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark BOM]). The UTF-8 encoding uses one byte for comman characters, and 2-3 bytes for characters with ascii values above 127. |
Revision as of 19:48, 24 August 2020
WriteTextFile(filename, text, append, warn, sep, showDialog, encoding)
Write «text» value to a file with name «filename».
Optional parameters
«append»: Default False
. If the file exists and «append» is True
, it appends the text to the end of the file. If it doesn't exist and «warn» is True
, it asks whether to create the file.
«warn»: Default True
. If «warn» is False
, it suppresses the warning that the file already exists when «append» is false or that it does not exist when «append» is True.
«showDialog»: Default Undefined
-- i.e. it shows a file browser dialog only if the indicated filename is a folder, a read-only file, or if it exists and «warn» is True
, or if it does not exist and «append» is True
. When «showDialog» is True
, it always opens a dialog before with file name as the default to let the user change file name or folder. When False
, it never shows a dialog but may generate an error when trying to overwrite an existing file with «append» False.
«sep»: (Default is a new line.) Character to use as a separator between elements when «text» is an array.
«encoding» (Default "ANSI"
.) Specifies how to encode characters in the file:
"ANSI"
: One byte per character, ISO-8859-1. Extended characters (above ascii 255) are written as ?."UTF-8"
: UTF-8 encoding with a byte order mark (BOM). The UTF-8 encoding uses one byte for comman characters, and 2-3 bytes for characters with ascii values above 127."-UTF-8"
: UTF-8 encoding without a BOM."UTF-16"
: Two bytes per character, big endian, with BOM."UTF-16le"
: Two bytes per character, little endian, with BOM.
History
Introduced in Analytica 4.0.
«encoding» parameter introduced in Analytica 4.5.
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