Name
FileSystemObject.GetStandardStream Method
Syntax
oFileSys.GetStandardStream(StandardStreamType, [Unicode])
oFileSysUse: Required
Data Type: FileSystemObject object
A reference to the FileSystemObject object.
StandardStreamTypeUse: Required
Data Type: Long
A constant indicating which standard stream (input, output, or error) should be returned by the function.
UnicodeUse: Optional
Data Type: Boolean
A Boolean indicating whether the stream should be Unicode or ASCII.
Return Value
A TextStream object.
Description
Allows you to read from the standard input stream and write to the standard output or standard error streams.
Rules at a Glance
StandardStreamTypecan be one of the following constants defined in the Scripting Runtime type library:
Constant | Value | Description |
StdIn | 0 | Standard input |
StdOut | 1 | Standard output |
StdErr | 2 | Standard error |
The Scripting Runtime type library defines constants of the
StandardStreamTypesenumeration that can be used in place of their numeric equivalents for theStandardStreamTypeargument. You can use them in your scripts in either of two ways. You can define the constants yourself by adding the following code to your script:Const StdIn = 0 Const StdOut = 1 Const StdErr = 2
You can also include an ASP METADATA tag in the global.asa file or the following line in a Windows Script Host (.wsf ) file in order to access the constants from the Scripting Runtime type library:
<reference GUID="{420B2830-E718-11CF-893D-00A0C9054228}" />The
Unicodeparameter can be either Unicode (True) or ...
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