Read/lines won't do this AFAIK. You will have to loop through the lines of
the file, one way or another. Here's one way:
block-o-lines: read/lines %test.txt
foreach line block-o-lines [
this-word: to-word line
set this-word none
print rejoin ["Word: '" this-word " set to NONE"]
]
- Michael Jelinek
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Can anyone tell me how I would make this program read each line from
test.txt and make them a variable. For instance if test.txt had the
following values on each line.
o40_1955
o40_1996
o40_1997
o40_1998
How could I make the read/lines put that into a variable. Like just keep
reading and making new variables till it hits the end of the file or 30
variables whichever comes first. Thanks guys for all your help!
rebol
[
Title: "Read lines from txt file"
Author: "Koie Smith"
Date: 15-Oct-2001
File: %koie1.r
Purpose: {
Read lines from a txt file and set them as variables.
}
]
print read/lines %/c/rebol/test.txt
halt
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