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ocnprint

leongec over 16 years ago

hi all , i have one question regarding to the ocnprint. the following is my script

f1=1
f2=2
f3=3

q1=4

q2=5

q3=6

ocnPrint(?output "/home/result.txt" f1,q1)
ocnPrint(?output "/home/result.txt" f2,q2)
ocnPrint(?output "/home/result.txt" f3,q3)

i would like to print the f2 and q2 in the next line of f1 and q1, but i realize that the latest print will replace the older one, how can i use the "append" command to fix my problem??

thank you for your advice:)

Bernd over 16 years ago

p_port = outfile( t_fileName "a" )
ocnPrint( ?output p_port ... ) ;; fisrt ocnPrint
ocnPrint( ?output p_port ... ) ;; second ocnPrint
...
close( p_port )
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leongec over 16 years ago

hi Bernd, thanks for your help!
I can make it now ^_^
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