Difference between pages "Writestring" and "Writebinary"
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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
| − | This | + | This writebinary(f,a) function will write the value of ''a'' to the file denoted by handle ''f''. |
| − | * '''Pass:''' The [[File]] handle to write to and the [[ | + | * '''Pass:''' The [[File]] handle to write to and the [[Int]] variable or value to write into the file in a binary manner |
* '''Returns:''' Nothing | * '''Returns:''' Nothing | ||
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function void main() { | function void main() { | ||
var f:=open("hello.txt","w"); | var f:=open("hello.txt","w"); | ||
| − | + | writebinary(f,127); | |
close(f); | close(f); | ||
}; | }; | ||
| − | ''Since: Version 0 | + | ''Since: Version 1.0'' |
[[Category:Function Library]] | [[Category:Function Library]] | ||
[[Category:IO Functions]] | [[Category:IO Functions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:44, 15 April 2019
Overview
This writebinary(f,a) function will write the value of a to the file denoted by handle f.
- Pass: The File handle to write to and the Int variable or value to write into the file in a binary manner
- Returns: Nothing
Example
#include <io>
function void main() {
var f:=open("hello.txt","w");
writebinary(f,127);
close(f);
};
Since: Version 1.0
