KEYWORD PUT

[qbits]

Can someone explain what I’m doing wrong? Or what is happening!

[janbredenbeek]

Can someone explain what I’m doing wrong? Or what is happening!

PUT stores data in its internal form in a file, while PRINT stores it in the form as it is printed on the screen.

An integer variable is 2 bytes, a floating point variable 6 bytes and a string 2 bytes (the length) followed by the bytes of the string itself.

So PRINT#9;"Hello" prints the characters "Hello" followed by an EOL (LF) character to #9
and PUT#9;"Hello" prints the bytes 0, 5, and "Hello" (without LF!) to #9.

[Derek_Stewart]

Hi,

I always have problems with PUT, I generally use BPUT to handle bytes inserted into a file or channel.

[qbits]

Hi,
Thanks janbredenbeek I sort of remembered about the size of Str$ thing but your comments help switch the light back on.
That helped me get to where I wanted. My problem is now solved.

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