I did follow:
===============
on writeFile
global YUORVAR,myfile
YUORVAR=<anything>
if objectP(myFile) then
set myFile=0
end if
set myFile=new(xtra "fileIO")
-- Get WINDOWS directory
roof = getOSDirectory()
-- Create File EC101.txt on WINDOWS directory
createFile(myFile, root&"\EC101.txt")
-- Open File
openFile(myFile, root&"\EC101.txt", 0)
-- Write File
writeString(myFile, YUORVAR)
-- Close File
closeFile(myFile)
end writeFile
=================
good luck
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Fabio
Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2001 10:21 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: <lingo-l> creating a txt using variables
Hi guys and gals.
Sorry for bothering you again with stupid questions. But that's the
problem: I have to create a txt file that will be saved on the HD with some
fields that are variables and then will be sent through e-mail to a
predefined e-mail address. The file should look like this example:
--
"Hi <name>,
This is a report with your scoring in our test.
You scored <score> points.
Thanks for using our test engine".
--
I have Buddy API installed, if that can help (I didn't look upon all its
functions yet). And I also expect to buy Directemail Xtra. I think
Directemail can handle the sending e-mail problem. But how can I export the
variables to a predefined text?!
Well, thanks for your time.
Fabio
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