Saves data to sequential files for later read with Input #.
Write [#n,]a[,a$, b,...]
n:integer expression, channel
a, b:aexp
a$:sexp
The Write [#n] command is followed by numerical and string expressions which must be separated by commas. Write #n writes these expressions sequentially. The characters are enclosed in quotation marks and commas are generally used as separators.
Note that Write can be used to print to the Form as well.
Local f$ = App.Path + "\Test.Dat", a$, i%
AutoRedraw = 1
Open f$ for Output As # 1
Write # 1, 2 * PI, "Hello GFA", _
Sin(PI ^ 2 / 4)
Close # 1
Open f$ for Input As # 1
For i% = 1 To 3
Input # 1, a$
Print a$
Next i%
Close # 1
Open f$ for Input As # 1
Print "Format of the file: "; _
Input?(LOF(# 1), # 1)
Close # 1
// Tidy-up line
Kill f$
{Created by Sjouke Hamstra; Last updated: 25/10/2014 by James Gaite}