Difference between pages "Extern" and "Writestring"

Pass: The File handle to write to and the String to write
Returns: Nothing

Revision as of 18:42, 13 January 2013

This writestring(f,a) function will write the value of a to the file denoted by handle f.

#include <io>
var f:=open("hello.txt","w");
writestring(f,"hello - test");
close(f);

Since: Version 0.41b

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-== Syntax ==
+== Overview ==
-extern[location]
+This writestring(f,a) function will write the value of ''a'' to the file denoted by handle ''f''.
-Where ''location'' is optional
+* '''Pass:''' The [[File]] handle to write to and the [[String]] to write
+* '''Returns:''' Nothing
-== Semantics ==
+== Example ==
-Provided as additional allocation type information, this tells the compiler NOT to allocate memory for the variable as this has been already done externally. The ''location'' argument is optional and just tells the compiler where the variable is to be found (e.g. a C header file) if required.
+ #include <io>
+ var f:=open("hello.txt","w");
+ writestring(f,"hello - test");
+ close(f);
-[[Category:Type Library]]
+''Since: Version 0.41b''
-[[Category:Composite Types]]
-[[Category:Attribute Types]]
+[[Category:Function Library]]
+[[Category:IO Functions]]