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MiniRobotLanguage (MRL)

 

CTF. Command

Copy to File

 

NTFS-Direct

 

Intention

 

This command is used to write any content (Text or binary) to a file.

If the file does not exist it will be created.

If the file exists it will be overwritten (the old file is deleted and the new file will take its place).

 

 

 

Syntax

 

 

CTF.P1|P2[|P3]

 

 

Parameter Explanation

 

P1 - Filename

P2 - Text or Data

P3 - Opt. Variable which receives a 1 value if operation was successful and a 0

        value if the operation failed.

 

 

 

Example

 

'*****************************************************

' EXAMPLE 1: CTF. Write anything to a file

'*****************************************************

'DBM.2

' This is the filename and path on the desktop

: $$FIL=?desktop\RND.txt

 

FOR.$$AAA|1|200

' Generate a Random Number between 124 and 123125

RND.124,123125,$$REB

' and append it to $$TXT

VAR.$$TXT=$$TXT$$REB

NEX.

' Now we write it all to the file

CTF.$$FIL|$$TXT|$$ERG

PRT.Succesful if its a One: $$ERG

 

MBX.!

END.

 

 

 

Remarks

 

Existing files with the given file-name will be overwritten without any confirmation-request.

 

 

Limitations:

 

-

 

 

See also:

 

    3.3 Specialfolders

    ATF - Append-to-File

    CFF. - Copy-From-File

    CTI. - Copy-To-Inifile

    CFI. - Copy-From_IniFile

    GLC. - Get-Line-Count

    IEF. / NEF. - If - exist - File

    LFF - Line-From-File

    COP. - Copy File

    SHF. - Shell-File-Operation

    WFF. - Wait-For-File