WriteLine()
Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2012 10:34 pm
Is there a way WriteLine() can be used to write multiple strings to a single line of a file opened as #MODE_WRITE
Writeline(2, A$,B$,C$)
I'm looking to output as comma delimated, so creating a simple MS Excel compatable report
Idealy something like Writeline(2, A$,",",B$,",",C$)
Under QBASIC many years ago I seem to remember you could PRINT #2,A$,",",B$,",",C$ as output.csv
Or would I have to do
AA$=AddStr(A$,",")
BB$=AddStr(B$,",")
AAA$=AddStr(AA$,BB$)
BBB$=AddStr(AAA$,C$)
Writeline(2,BBB$)
Just seems a long way around especially if there are 10 variables to join together so one variable can be put into WriteLine()
Or could AddStr be improved to join more than 2 string together eg: AA$=AddStr(A$,",",B$,",",C$) then WriteLine() doesn't need to change ?
Or have i got my blinkers on and am i completely missing a better function that would do what i need ?
Writeline(2, A$,B$,C$)
I'm looking to output as comma delimated, so creating a simple MS Excel compatable report
Idealy something like Writeline(2, A$,",",B$,",",C$)
Under QBASIC many years ago I seem to remember you could PRINT #2,A$,",",B$,",",C$ as output.csv
Or would I have to do
AA$=AddStr(A$,",")
BB$=AddStr(B$,",")
AAA$=AddStr(AA$,BB$)
BBB$=AddStr(AAA$,C$)
Writeline(2,BBB$)
Just seems a long way around especially if there are 10 variables to join together so one variable can be put into WriteLine()
Or could AddStr be improved to join more than 2 string together eg: AA$=AddStr(A$,",",B$,",",C$) then WriteLine() doesn't need to change ?
Or have i got my blinkers on and am i completely missing a better function that would do what i need ?
