fprintfUL()
Writes to a file similar to fprintf()
except changes to
the current Windows user language before converting.
Synopsis
int fprintfUL(file file, string format, [,<type1> var1 [,<type2>
var2 ...]] );
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
file | file to be written, use the constants stdin, stdout, stderr (see Reference tables) |
format | Output format |
var1, var2, ... | Arguments |
Return value
In the event of errors, the function returns -1 or EOF otherwise, the number of written characters.
Error
If incorrect data types are used or if a file is not open.
Description
Writes to a file similar to fprintf() but uses the current Windows user language before converting (Start->Settings-> Countries) to be able to use, for example, semicolons as in other Windows programs such as Excel.
Example
The following example writes three float values into a text file and reads them again from the file.
main()
{
file f;
int i;
dyn_float value;
value[1]=12.123;
value[2]=8.0;
value[3]=3.1;
f=fopen("C:/TEMP/tfile.TXT","w+"); //creates a file for writing and reading
for (i=1;i<=3;i++) fprintfUL(f,"%5.3f\n",value[i]);
//writes the float values into the text file
rewind(f); //back to the beginning of the file
for (i=0;i<=3;i++)
{
fscanfUL(f,"%f",value[i]); //reads the float values from the file
DebugN(value[i]);
}
fclose(f);//closes the file
}
Example
The following example writes the current day, month and year into a text file and reads the data from the file again.
main()
{
file f;
int err;
time now = getCurrentTime(); //gets the current time
int tDay,tMonth,tYear;
f=fopen("C:/TEMP/TEST.TXT","w"); //creates a new file for writing
err=ferror(f); //searches for file errors
fprintfUL(f,"Today is : %d %d %d", day(now), month(now),
year(now)); //writes "Today is"+ current date into a text file TEST.TXT
fclose(f); //closes the file
f=fopen("C:/TEMP/TEST.TXT","r"); //opens the file for reading
fscanfUL(f,"Today is : %d %d %d", tDay,tMonth,tYear);
//reads the current date from the text file
DebugN(tDay,tMonth,tYear);
err=ferror(f);
fclose(f);
}
Assignment
File functions
Availability
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