Re: SLush and File Writing
Richard Southey <[email protected]>
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Try flushing the stream before you close it, to make sure the string is
actually written:
writer.flush();
If the buffer is not filled up, it will not always be written to the
file. I've have had this problem on the PC many times, and it normally
takes me ages to work out why.
Hope this helps,
Cheers
Richard
At 19:24 30/03/2004, Swami Venkataramani wrote:
>I wrote a program that writes a string to file (which already
>exists). However, when I added this program as a Slush command and added this
>Slush command to the .startup file, it does not write to the file anymore. I
>tried using the DSFile class too, and still it doesn't work...
>
>Some sample code:
>
>DSFile dfile = new DSFile ("mode.txt");
>FileOutputStream dfileStream = new FileOutputStream (dfile);
>PrintWriter writer = new PrintWriter(dfileStream);
>writer.println(message);
>writer.close ();
>
>
>Any help is appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Swami.
>
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