WRITE
WRITE #fileN, var1 [, var2, … , varN]
Store variables var1
to varN
to a file as binary data. Variables can be numbers, strings and arrays.
See READ for reading variables from a file.
Example
12.3
a = "test"
b = 1,2,3,4]
c = [
' Write variables to file
open "text.bin" for output as #1
write #1, a, b, c
close #1
' Read variables from file
open "text.bin" for input as #1
read #1, a, b, c
close #1
print a
print b
print c
Code samples using WRITE
000 hello.bas
005 challenge.bas
2048.bas
2048.bas
7gables.bas
agendus.bas
dogstar5.bas
irc-bot.bas
loadsavebmp_fltk.bas
mass_and_spring_system.bas
palm_cli.bas
palmcli.bas
PRINTA_OKOK.bas
screen labels.bas
strlib.bas
sudoku_solver.bas
tabs2spaces.bas
tracklog.bas
typewriter with sound effects.bas
typewriter.bas
File
ACCESS
BGETC
BLOAD
BPUTC
BSAVE
CHDIR
CHMOD
CLOSE
COPY
DIRWALK
EOF
EXIST
FILES
FREEFILE
INPUT
INPUT
KILL
LOCK
LOF
MKDIR
OPEN
READ
RENAME
RMDIR
SEEK
SEEK
TLOAD
TSAVE
WRITE
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