Availability
This routine is available since katl-commons 1.0 .
Syntax:
printInFile(filepath, var[, charset])
Description:
Prints in the specified file the provided value. It appends the value to the file. For best results, use absolute paths, since relative paths are resolved starting with the current working directory.Parameters:
Parameter name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
filepath | string | Yes | Specifies the file name to write in. |
var | string | Yes | Specifies the character expression to write into the file filepath. |
| charset | string | No | Specifies the charset used to write that file (Available since katl-commons 4.0.0) |
Return type:
Empty value (The returned value has no meaning.)
Example:
printInFile("C:/story.txt", "Once upon a time...");
Prints to the file story.txt the record Once upon a time...
Notes:
- It is recommended that you use forward slashes ( / ) for file paths. As a general observation, please use the silEnv() routine to create an absolute path.
See also: