Re: Thanks But

> Re: Thanks But
> > How do I write it to a file, and add new info so that it saves all to one
> > file. I get the idea. But I'm still a little lost, I'm writing a oneliners
> > script. I made one up and I hated it, Just want to make a better one.
> Without writing it myself, here's what you do:
> 1. Clear the buffer and open the oneliner's data file for reading (Input).
> 2. Read the first line from it so it will be left out of the new file.
> 3. Start a loop.
> 4. Read a line from the data file.
> 5. Write that line to the buffer (buffer append). Loop.
> 6. When you hit the end of the file, exit the loop (!EOF!).
> 7. Close the data file.
> 8. Write to the buffer the oneliner the user just wrote.
> 9. Now using the shell command, copy the buffer to where the oneliner data fi
> is (copy b1.tmp oneliner.dat).

Well, I'm lost. I have to thing of some else I guess.

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