Difference: 0LASubrStreamWrite (1 vs. 5)

Revision 52016-03-02 - JeanNeron

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META TOPICPARENT name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI"

.STREAM WRITE

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  <stream_name> is the name of the previously opened stream (Required).
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<		<binary_write_length> is an optional parameter and is only applicable if the file was opened in binary mode (5.4.4 & up). If the file is opened in binary mode and this parameter is not passed, it will default to the length of <write buffer>. The <write_buffer> field will be padded with spaces if necessary. If the length of <write_buffer> is greater than 32000, only the first 32000 bytes will be written.
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>		<binary_write_length> is an optional parameter and is only applicable if the file was opened in binary mode (5.4.4 & up). If the file is opened in binary mode and this parameter is not passed, it will default to the length of <write buffer>. The <write_buffer> field will be padded with spaces if necessary. If the length of <write_buffer> is greater than 32000, only the first 32000 bytes will be written. If <binary_write_length> is larger than the size of <write_buffer> then the actual length of <write_buffer> will be used.
 

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Revision 42016-03-02 - JeanNeron

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META TOPICPARENT name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI"

.STREAM WRITE

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Usage: 

      PASS         <write_buffer>             FIELD            SHARE? N
      PASS         <stream_name>              FIELD            SHARE? N
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>		 PASS <binary_write_length> FIELD SHARE? N
  GOSUB --- .STREAM WRITE
    • check for errors IF --- .STREAM WRITE NE
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  <stream_name> is the name of the previously opened stream (Required).
Added:
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>		<binary_write_length> is an optional parameter and is only applicable if the file was opened in binary mode (5.4.4 & up). If the file is opened in binary mode and this parameter is not passed, it will default to the length of <write buffer>. The <write_buffer> field will be padded with spaces if necessary. If the length of <write_buffer> is greater than 32000, only the first 32000 bytes will be written.
 

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Revision 32012-01-25 - JeanNeron

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META TOPICPARENT name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI"

.STREAM WRITE

Revision 22012-01-24 - JeanNeron

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META TOPICPARENT name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI"

.STREAM WRITE

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  This subroutine is called to write data to a file stream previously opened for WRITE or APPEND access via.STREAM OPEN.
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<		The first two parameters are required, and the subroutine will CANCEL if they are are not all received. The <read_length> parameter is optional.
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>		The first two parameters are required, and the subroutine will CANCEL if they are are not all received.
 
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<		<write_buffer> identifies the variable containing the data to be written (Required). This subroutine can write lines up to a maximum of 32000 characters. The <line_termination> character you specified when you opened the file will automatically be appended to your data.
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>		<write_buffer> contains the data to be written (Required). This subroutine can write lines up to a maximum of 32000 characters. The <line_termination> character you specified when you opened the file will automatically be appended to your data.
  <stream_name> is the name of the previously opened stream (Required).

Revision 12012-01-24 - JeanNeron

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META TOPICPARENT name="APPXRuntimeSubroutineAPI"

.STREAM WRITE

This subroutine is called to write data to a file stream.


Usage: 

      PASS         <write_buffer>             FIELD            SHARE? N
      PASS         <stream_name>              FIELD            SHARE? N
      GOSUB    --- .STREAM WRITE
      *        check for errors
      IF       --- .STREAM WRITE              NE

Description:

This subroutine is called to write data to a file stream previously opened for WRITE or APPEND access via.STREAM OPEN.

The first two parameters are required, and the subroutine will CANCEL if they are are not all received. The <read_length> parameter is optional.

<write_buffer> identifies the variable containing the data to be written (Required). This subroutine can write lines up to a maximum of 32000 characters. The <line_termination> character you specified when you opened the file will automatically be appended to your data.

<stream_name> is the name of the previously opened stream (Required).

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