IO
ropen("infile")
ropen()
Ropen()
opens infile for reading. A subsequent ropen()
with no arguments
closes the previously opened infile. A file which is re-opened with
ropen(infile)
positions the stream at the beginning of the file.
proc r() { ropen("file.dat") for (i=0; i<ndat; i=i+1) { x[i] = fscan() y[i]=fscan() } ropen() }
IO
wopen("outfile)
wopen()
Wopen
is similar to ropen
but opens a file for writing. Contents of an
already existing outfile are destroyed. Wopened files are written to
with fprint . With no argument, the previously wopened file is closed.
Wopen returns 0 on failure to open a file.
proc w() { wopen("file.dat") for (i=0; i<ndat; i=i+1) { fprint("%g %g\n", x[i], y[i]) } wopen() }
IO
xopen("hocfile")
xopen("hocfile", "RCSrevision")
Xopen()
executes the commands in hocfile
. This is a convenient way
to define user functions and procedures.
An optional second argument is the RCS revision number in the form of a
string. The RCS file with that revision number is checked out into a
temporary file and executed. The temporary file is then removed. A file
of the same primary name is unaffected.
IOSame as printf but prints to a file opened with wopen . If no file is opened it prints to the standard output.