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pepperxxx
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 Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2012 5:24 am Post subject: Documentation needed for undocumented functions |
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I have to check a big catalog of links and compare it against a locally stored file. Unfortunatelly, WSW built-in String List functions do not allow operating more than 1000 entries. I tried to use AssignFile, ReadLn, WriteLn, etc., from the "Undocumented" section, but the plugin reports an error on the following code:
| Code: | Dim LogFileName, LogFile
LogFileName = "c:\test.log"
AssignFile (LogFile, LogFileName)
CloseFile (LogFile)
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The error text is "Method expects argument 0 as variable reference". The execution stops with this error when the debugger points at the "AssignFile (LogFile, LogFileName)" line. Am I using the function properly? Can you provide just some samples for this function. All I need is to read and write some lines to a big text file. |
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Martin Aignesberger
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| Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2012 3:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | Unfortunatelly, WSW built-in String List functions do not allow operating more than 1000 entries. |
Are you sure? Do you get an error?
| Quote: | | I tried to use AssignFile, ReadLn, WriteLn, etc., from the "Undocumented" section, but the plugin reports an error on the following code: |
Yes, you're right, I get the same error here. To be honest, I have never worked with these functions myself, they are just available in that third party programming system.
To read/write small text files I would highly recommend the functions FileToString and StringToFile.
To append text to existing (large) files you can use the function AddStringToFile.
If you cannot solve your problem with these 3 functions, I'll take a closer look into these undocumented functions...
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