Thanks, Mark. Your first example, in particular, is a big help!
Your second example, however, has me a bit confused.
You wrote: >>> on mouseUp
global gFilePath answer file "select a file" if it contains ".txt" then put URL ("file:" & it) into AddListContents put it into gFilePath else answer " Not a text file" exit mouseUp end if end mouseUp
-- work from the variable AddListContents -- after all work is done to your var then save it using this:
on mouseUp global gFilePath put compress(AddListContents) into URL ("binfile:" & gFilePath) -- now your file is compressed -- to open and decompress it use: -- put decompress(URL ("binfile:" & it)) into AddListContents -- for none compression save: -- put AddListContents into URL ("file:" & gFilePath) end mousUp
hope this helped some,
I was trying to figure out how many items are present in a given file in order to help me set the number of iterations needed to get the data out of that file and into a series of array variables.
Your second example appears, instead, to be an example of how to WRITE to a file. Or am I simply befuddled at this late hour (nearly 1 AM, my time)??
M
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