write to txt file help needed !!!

[GoOgLe]

i dont understand why it doesnt write to txt file !!!


new_contents = Input.GetText("Input1");

if e_Key == 13 then
if(new_contents)then
for i, v in new_contents do
TextFile.WriteFromString("AutoPlay\\Scripts\\history.txt", v.."\r\n", true)
end
else
Dialog.Message("Error", "No Text");
end
end

[Imagine Programming]

Because Input.GetText doesn't return a table, but a string. So looping through it won't work unless you convert it to a table.

From input.


if(e_Key==13)then -- Enter is pressed
if(new_contents~="")then -- Making sure the new content is nog empty!
TextFile.WriteFromString("Autoplay\\Scripts\\history.txt", new_contents.."\r\n", true);
else
Dialog.Message("Error", "No Text");
end
end

[GoOgLe]

com'on man it doesnt work again ?!
can it b because it is scripts folder !


new_contents = Input.GetText("Input1");
if(e_Key==13)then -- Enter is pressed
if(new_contents~="")then -- Making sure the new content is nog empty!
TextFile.WriteFromString("Autoplay\\Scripts\\history.txt", new_contents.."\r\n", true);
else
Dialog.Message("Error", "No Text");
end
end

[Imagine Programming]

com'on man it doesnt work again ?!
can it b because it is scripts folder !


new_contents = Input.GetText("Input1");
if(e_Key==13)then -- Enter is pressed
if(new_contents~="")then -- Making sure the new content is nog empty!
TextFile.WriteFromString("Autoplay\\Scripts\\history.txt", new_contents.."\r\n", true);
else
Dialog.Message("Error", "No Text");
end
end

Are you sure the object "Input1" exists? Try this example (works fine here)