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FILE-READ FILE-READ-TOKEN FILE-READ-LINE FILE-WRITE Reads n bytes from the opened text file. Syntax: FILE-READ = $filehandle, n, $string Appendix C: Automated Print Control Note: FILE-READ attempts to read n bytes from the file associated with $filehandle into $string. It begins reading at the current file pointer. When the read is complete, the file pointer is incremented by the number of bytes read. $ERRORCODE is set to 1 on end-of-file. Reads the file for tokens, which are separated by the delimiter character. Syntax: FILE-READ-TOKEN = $filehandle, C, $string Notes: FILE-READ-TOKEN reads from file associated with $filehandle into $string until it reaches the delimiter character C. It begins reading at the current file pointer. When the read is complete, the file pointer is incremented by the number of bytes read. $ERRORCODE is set to 1 on end-of-file. (C is limited to one character.) The delimiter is truncated. Reads the current line from the opened text file. Syntax: FILE-READ-LINE = $filehandle, $line Notes: $line will hold the one-line text. The LF is truncated. The current line changes to the next line when the read is complete. $ ERRORCODE is 1 on end-of-file. Writes a string to the opened text file. Syntax: FILE-WRITE = $filehandle, text Legitronic User Manual (v3.4) 200
FILE-WRITE-LINE Writes a line to the opened text file. Syntax: FILE-WRITE-LINE = $filehandle, text Note: LF is appended to text before writing. Appendix C: Automated Print Control Legitronic User Manual (v3.4) 201
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Legitronic Labeling Software Legitr
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1. Introduction About Legi Welcome
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Conventions Used In This Guide 1. I
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2. Installation 6. In the Choose De
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3. Getting Started Legi follows sta
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3. Getting Started When an ellipsis
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3. Getting Started Combo box — a
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Using Dialog Boxes and Command Butt
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The Legi Application Window Title B
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Window Menu 3. Getting Started In a
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Icon Description Action When Clicke
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4. Designing Labels Label design re
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Using an Existing Label Design 4. D
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Label Properties — Size Tab Speci
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Text Fields — Serial Tab Specific
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Box Fields Box Fields — Settings
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Database 4. Designing Labels Databa
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Date or Time 4. Designing Labels Da
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Supplied Input 4. Designing Labels
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4. Designing Labels The time unit o
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Creating a New Object 4. Designing
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Printing a Test Label You can print
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Security Administrator Dialog Box S
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Modifying a Group Name 6. Security
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Configuration Procedure Follow thes
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File Locations Specification Descri
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Remote Input Assigning a Port to a
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Main Screen Function Rights Feature
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Modifying a User 10. User and Admin
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Visual Basic for Applications Autom
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get_current_date() get_current_labe
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