Visual Basic - Writing to a File

Under Microsoft Visual Basic?
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Hi progggg,

Yes, under Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 (c).
Does the editor software (IDE) change anything in the code?

Hello

There is a good chance that even the old methods are still operational:

open "file.txt" for output as #3 ' the # is optional
print #3, "georges"
close #3
(c) 1979 - mathusalem

* the number (here 3) is chosen by you. It's the file handle (basic handle, of course)
* the mode (here output) defines the authorized operations. You can use input to read the file, append to add data at the end, but not input/output because you can't read & write simultaneously in a text file (that's reserved for files with direct access)

more info => <F1>

Hello,

thank you for responding so quickly :)
but... that doesn't work.

The compiler displays a lot of errors, such as "open is undeclared."

Thank you for your help.

Hello,

The isolated neuron would need to do an update ... ^^

Sub writeFile() Dim fp As Short Dim path As String fp = FreeFile path = "D:\file_Test.txt" FileOpen(fp, path, OpenMode.Append) PrintLine(fp, " Hello ") FileClose(fp) End Sub

There you go ...

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Hello Polux31,

Thank you, it works!

Are there possibilities to write in a specific place?
For example: Write at the beginning of the file, or at the end, etc.

For those who are interested, I noticed that Print() simply writes the text, Printline() writes the text and goes to the next line.

Best regards,
Bilow.