Clipper and Xbase++ add a EOF char (chr(26)) at the end of the file ( => cTxt+chr(26) ).
This was OK for DOS, but in Windows XbpMLE you see a little box at the bottom.
This function acts just like the Xbase++ MemoWrit(), but not add the Chr(26) (EOF char) at the end of the file.
Syntax:
lMemoWrite( cFile , cStr , lAppend ) -> lOk
Parameters:
<cFile >
The filename for the new file. An existing file will be deleted or appended. See the third parameter.
<cStr>
String to write into cFile
<lAppend>
DEFAULT .F. -> just overwrite
If .T.the string will be added at the end of the file instead of replacing its content.