WriteLnChar(Value: Char);
Value. The character that must be written.
The WriteLnChar method writes characters into a text file with further cursor move to the next string.
Sub UserProc;
Var
f: IFileStream;
TxtWriter: ITextWriter;
Begin
f := New FileStream.Create("c:\File.txt", FileOpenMode.Create, FileShare.Exclusive);
TxtWriter := New TextWriter.Create(f);
TxtWriter.WriteString("Copyright:");
TxtWriter.WriteLnChar(#169);
TxtWriter.WriteString("Registered:");
TxtWriter.WriteLnChar(#174);
TxtWriter.Flush;
Dispose f;
End Sub UserProc;
On executing the example a new text file File.txt is created. Two strings are written to the file. The character string and the character with the specified code are written to each string.
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