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Revision as of 03:03, 30 April 2005
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Description
This is a simple function to write a piece of text to a file. This will write to the end always.
== Usage ==
Push "hello$\r$\n" ;text to write to file Push "$INSTDIR\log.txt" ;file to write to Call WriteToFile
== Usage 2 ==
${WriteToFile} "hello$\r$\n" "$INSTDIR\log.txt"
The Function
Function WriteToFile Exch $0 ;file to write to Exch Exch $1 ;text to write FileOpen $0 $0 a #open file FileSeek $0 0 END #go to end FileWrite $0 $1 #write to file FileClose $0 Pop $1 Pop $0 FunctionEnd !macro WriteToFile String File Push "${String}" Push "${File}" Call WriteToFile !macroend !define WriteToFile "!insertmacro WriteToFile"
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