I'd suggest 

<-- filename.txt: a FILE ( created in the #webroot#\files directory )

I interpret the +++ symbol to represent an include relationship (either in the 
current file or preceding its include in the fusebox); files created in-process 
are just another output datatype, IMHO.

- Jeff

On 30 May 2001, at 11:51, Nat Papovich wrote:

> +++ means a file is needed for this fuse to run, but how do you signify a
> file that this fuse creates?
> 
> +++ OUT filename.txt: this is a file that this fuse creates. It is stored in
> the #webroot#\files directory.
> 
> Ideas?
> 
> NAT
> 
> 
>
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