Basic Characteristics RAPID

Write Writes to a character-based file or serial channel
Examples
Arguments
Write is used to write to a character-based file or serial channel. The value of certain
data can be written as well as text.
Write logfile, "Execution started";
The text Execution started is written to the file with reference name logfile.
Write logfile, "No of produced parts="\Num:=reg1;
The text No of produced parts=5, for example, is written to the file with the reference
name logfile (assuming that the contents of reg1 is 5).
Write IODevice String [\Num] | [\Bool] | [\Pos] | [\Orient]
[\NoNewLine]
IODevice Data type: iodev
The name (reference) of the current file or serial channel.
String Data type: string
The text to be written.
[\Num] (Numeric) Data type: num
The data whose numeric values are to be written after the text string.
[\Bool] (Boolean) Data type: bool
The data whose logical values are to be written after the text string.
[\Pos] (Position) Data type: pos
The data whose position is to be written after the text string.
[\Orient] (Orientation) Data type: orient
The data whose orientation is to be written after the text string.
[\NoNewLine] Data type: switch
Omits the line-feed character that normally indicates the end of the text.
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