Name
WriteLine (TextStream Object) —
tsObj
.WriteLine([
strWriteString
])
Synopsis
Writes a string's value into an open file at the location of the pointer within the file. This method also writes a newline character to the end of the added string. Otherwise, it is exactly the same as the Write method.
-
strWriteString
A string that represents the text you wish to write to the open text file
Example
<%
' Dimension local variables.
Dim fsoObject ' FileSystemObject
Dim filObject ' File Object
Dim tsObject ' TextStream object
Dim strEnding
' Declare file access constants.
Const ForAppending = 8
Const TristateFalse = 0
' Initialize a string variable that will be written to
' the end of the file opened next.
strEnding = "This is the end, my only friend, the end..."
' Instantiate the FileSystemObject variable.
Set fsoObject = Server.CreateObject( _
"Scripting.FileSystemObject")
' Using the GetFile method of fsoObject, initialize the
' File object.
Set filObject = fsoObject.GetFile("d:\docs\test.txt")
' Use the OpenAsTextStream method to open the file for
' appending and in Unicode format.
Set tsObject = filObject.OpenAsTextStream(ForAppending, TristateFalse)
' Write a short string plus a newline character to the
' end of the opened file.
tsObject.WriteLine strEnding
. . . [additional code]
%>
Notes
After calling the WriteLine method, the file pointer will point to the character located immediately after the newline character added to the file.
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