I see. That is helpful. Thanks.
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(Bdoug
(B
(BOn 2/16/04 10:17 PM, "Bj$B!0(Brnke von Gierke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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(B> URL is simpler to use, as you don't need to care about mode or closing
(B> the file again. This it is far simpler and more comfortable to use.
(B> Examples:
(B> put "another line" & return before URL "file:file/path/here/file.txt"
(B> put empty into URL "file:textfile.txt"
(B> get word 1 of line 2 of URL "file:source.txt"
(B>
(B> The read-, open- and write-file commands don't put the whole file into
(B> memory, so if your file's are huge, then that is an advantage (In so
(B> far as I reckon that is the only advantage of these over URL)
(B>
(B> On Montag, Feb 16, 2004, at 10:18 Europe/Zurich, Doug Lerner wrote:
(B>
(B>> I have been using open file and read from file. The docs, however,
(B>> note:
(B>>
(B>> "As an alternative to the open file, read from file, and write to file
(B>> commands, you can also use the URL keyword with get, put, and other
(B>> commands
(B>> to access the contents of a file."
(B>>
(B>> Is there an advantage to one method over the other?
(B>>
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