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skill - write a file with skill variables

In skill, how do you create a file and overwrite if its present with the contents that are skill variables? Heres a snipet of the the code to get produce the variables:

      tool_opt=testSession~>simID~>data~>env~>data~>turboOpts~>data~>uniMode~>value
         println( tool_opt )

      rcReduction_opt=testSession~>simID~>data~>env~>data~>turboOpts~>data~>psrSwitch~>value
         println( rcReduction_opt )

      println( mt_opt )

The evaluated variables will then be written into a file named "myFile" . As an example:

tool_opt = spectre

rcReduction = nil

mt_opt = Disable

so......

spectre nil Disable

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Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

And you're still accessing internal data structures rather than using the API intended for providing procedural abstraction, as I explained about in your previous post.

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Andrew
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Andrew Beckett over 14 years ago

And you're still accessing internal data structures rather than using the API intended for providing procedural abstraction, as I explained about in your previous post.

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