Examples:
put "another line" & return before URL "file:file/path/here/file.txt"
put empty into URL "file:textfile.txt"
get word 1 of line 2 of URL "file:source.txt"
The read-, open- and write-file commands don't put the whole file into memory, so if your file's are huge, then that is an advantage (In so far as I reckon that is the only advantage of these over URL)
On Montag, Feb 16, 2004, at 10:18 Europe/Zurich, Doug Lerner wrote:
I have been using open file and read from file. The docs, however, note:
"As an alternative to the open file, read from file, and write to file
commands, you can also use the URL keyword with get, put, and other commands
to access the contents of a file."
Is there an advantage to one method over the other?
doug
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