June 2001
Intermediate to advanced
620 pages
19h 29m
English
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Name
Stream.WriteText Method — (Versions 2.5, 2.6)
Synopsis
stream.WriteText Data, Options
The WriteText method writes a number of bytes to a binary stream.
Arguments
-
Data(String) Represents the String data to be written to the Stream object.
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Options(StreamWriteEnum) Optional. Indicates whether just the data is written to the Stream object or if the data and a line separator (indicated by the LineSeparator property) are added to the Stream object. The default is not to add the line separator.
Description
After writing the specified string to the Stream object, the Position property is set to the next character following the last character written. If there is existing data past the end of what has been written, it is not truncated. If you want to truncate this data, call the SetEOS method.
If the written data exceeds the length of the Stream object, the new data is appended to the Stream object, the length of the stream is increased, and the EOS pointer is moved to the new end of the stream.
The WriteText method is used to write to text streams (Stream.Type
property is equal to adTypeText), while the Write
method is used to write binary streams (Stream.Type property is equal
to adTypeBinary).
See Also
Stream.EOS Property, Stream.SetEOS Method, Stream.Type Property, Stream.WriteText Method, StreamWriteEnum Enumeration
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