Does Systemiofilewritealllines Include Carriage Return and Line Feed
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I would like to know what the syntax is for a Carriage Return and Line Feed within the PCDMIS WriteBlock command?
for example in Visual Basic its "vbCrLf"
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you could try "\r\n" where
\r - carriage return
\n - line feed.
I have not tried this myself so it is just a guess.Comment
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I want to say that it is embeded to do it every time. All write operations (write and append) add a carriage return and line feed. If it is your desire to avoid it I can offer nothing. If it is your desire to add it then a blank write line will add a carriage return and line feed.
Code:
FILE/WRITELINE,FPTR,
Will write a carriage return and line feed only.
Not ssure what your need is.
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WELCOME BACK CRAIGER!
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Haven't been on either actually. I stopped over there last week to see what the scoop was on the party. Been taking a break instead of making a complete *** of myself.
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Originally posted by rangerboat72 View Post
WELCOME BACK CRAIGER!
Did you come back only because the "fun pc-dmis site" is down?
What Ranger said!!!!!!! Get to say hello before the 12:30 (beer thirsty) bell sounds. Have a good Weekend dude
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Well, WELCOME BACK!
We all (I think all of us) missed you!
Henger, you finally changed avatars! The other one wasn't nearly as annoying though...
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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately it just enters those switches as text.
Mr. Comment
SCIROCCO-NT 13-20-10
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PCDMIS CAD++ v4.3 MR1(Build: 12/11/08)
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Writeline does add a Carriage Return and Line feed.
Write Block does not.
I want to write out a very large array of variables in one command instead of many, in the hopes that it will Execute much faster.
Maybe Im just stuck.
Mr. Comment
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B3C-LC Controller (Leitz Protocol), SP600M, TP200
PCDMIS CAD++ v4.3 MR1(Build: 12/11/08)
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That stinks. I did not know that write block did that.
I know it is not the best solution but you could pass it to a script that will write it for you. Then you'll have a script acting as a broker of sorts which is not ideal. Ideally you could do it with PCDMIS. I'm afraid I have nothing else to offer. Who knows maybe bitsandmore will show up. He has solutions to some off the wall stuff.
Last edited by craiger_ny; 04-20-2007, 01:33 PM.
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OK - I think this will do it:
"1" + CHR(10)
will write a 1 followed by a line feed which should terminate the line of a text based file. So where you want to put a linefeed add a CHR(10) to the text.Comment
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Originally posted by SABarber View Post
OK - I think this will do it:
"1" + CHR(10)
will write a 1 followed by a line feed which should terminate the line of a text based file. So where you want to put a linefeed add a CHR(10) to the text.Nice, that just worked for me. I had an after thought. If you are using a bunch of variables and (I don't know how exactly you are doing this so it might not be doable) you could assign your variable in a loop and use writeline. That would cut down on code and line feed at the same time. Like I said not knowing how you are doing it that might just end up being cumbersome. Glad to see it can be done the way you wanted it though.
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Originally posted by SABarber View Post
OK - I think this will do it:
"1" + CHR(10)
will write a 1 followed by a line feed which should terminate the line of a text based file. So where you want to put a linefeed add a CHR(10) to the text.Did that add an "implied" Carriage return? Or did the line just drop down directly under where it was entered at?
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for a text file this will actually write a CR & LF.
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Thanks SABarber,
That works.
Hopefully that will cut down on my execution time too.
Got to put that one in my notes.
Mr. Comment
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PCDMIS CAD++ v4.3 MR1(Build: 12/11/08)
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Source: https://www.pcdmisforum.com/forum/pc-dmis-enterprise-metrology-software/pc-dmis-for-cmms/4442-file-i-o-write-block-carriage-return-and-line-feed-syntax
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