the 'ln' stands for line.
writelin() is supposed to write a linefeed ("/n") at the end of the contents being written. However, I seem to remember having problems with it early on -- like no visible difference -- so I just stopped using it.
Vinny
Where the world once stood
the blades of grass cut me still
Mark Hensler posted this at 06:24 — 24th August 2000.
I use write() myself, but I've tried writeln() and saw no difference either. That's why I asked.
Thanks for your help.
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Vincent Puglia posted this at 02:04 — 24th August 2000.
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Hi Max,
the 'ln' stands for line.
writelin() is supposed to write a linefeed ("/n") at the end of the contents being written. However, I seem to remember having problems with it early on -- like no visible difference -- so I just stopped using it.
Vinny
Where the world once stood
the blades of grass cut me still
Mark Hensler posted this at 06:24 — 24th August 2000.
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I use write() myself, but I've tried writeln() and saw no difference either. That's why I asked.
Thanks for your help.
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