void WriteFileText(String inFileName, String inText)Description
his function writes the given text inText into a file created and saved on the device / PC.
As the function is Asynchronous, when the file is actually written the callback function void OnWriteFileTextResult(String inFileName, bool inSuccess, bool inAppended)) is called
and it includes the filename, success (read or not) and in this case the inAppended will be returned as false.
You need to override it in your Advanced Scripts to perform what you need in case of failure.
Parameters
The following is a list of parameters the functions receives
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inFileName | string | The full file path |
| inText | string | The text to write in the file |
Return Type
string
Overloads
List of overloads for this function
void WriteFileText(String inFileName, String inText, bool inAttachToInterview)
Parameters for overloads:
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inFileName | string | The full file path |
| inText | string | The text to write in the file |
| inAttachToInterview | bool | 'true' to attach the file to the interview, or 'false' otherwise |
Example
WriteFileText("$ROOT$/MyTxtFile.txt", "Good morning.")
will open the file "MyTextFile.txt" that is saved under the Root directory on the device, and write "Good morning" in the file.
If "MyTextFile" doesn't exit, it will be automatically created.
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