Description
The aqBinaryFile
object provides programming access to an appropriate binary file. The objects of this type are returned by the OpenBinaryFile
method.
Members
Example
The sample routines below demonstrate how you can read data from and write it to binary files using the aqBinaryFile
object.
The following script routine opens an existing file in binary mode and then writes text to it:
JavaScript, JScript
function WriteTextToFile()
{
var Path = "C:\\MyFiles\\FileName.txt";
// Open the file for writing
var myFile = aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faWrite);
// Write text to the file
myFile.WriteString("A");
myFile.WriteString("2");
myFile.WriteByte(123);
// Close the file
myFile.Close();
}
// After this routine is executed, the "A 2 { " string will appear at the end of the FileName.txt file.
Python
def WriteTextToFile():
Path = "C:\\MyFiles\\FileName.txt"
# Open the file for writing
myFile = aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faWrite)
# Write text to the file
myFile.WriteString("A")
myFile.WriteString("2")
myFile.WriteByte(123)
# Close the file
myFile.Close()
# After this routine is executed, the "A 2 { " string will appear at the end of the FileName.txt file.
VBScript
Sub WriteByteToFile
Dim Path, myFile
Path = "C:\MyFiles\FileName.txt"
' Open the file for writing
Set myFile = aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faWrite)
' Write data to the file
Call myFile.WriteString("A")
Call myFile.WriteString("2")
Call myFile.WriteByte(123)
' Close the file
Call myFile.Close()
End Sub
' After this routine is executed, the "A 2 { " string will appear at the end of the FileName.txt file.
DelphiScript
procedure WriteTextToFile;
var Path, myFile;
begin
Path := 'C:\MyFiles\FileName.txt';
// Opens the file for writing
myFile := aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faWrite);
// Writes text to the file
myFile.WriteString('A');
myFile.WriteString('2');
myFile.WriteByte(123);
// Closes the file
myFile.Close();
end;
// After this routine is executed, the "A 2 { " string will appear at the end of the FileName.txt file.
C++Script, C#Script
function WriteTextToFile()
{
var Path = "C:\\MyFiles\\FileName.txt";
// Open the file for writing
var myFile = aqFile["OpenBinaryFile"](Path, aqFile.faWrite);
// Write text to the file
myFile["WriteString"]("A");
myFile["WriteString"]("2");
myFile["WriteByte"](123);
// Close the file
myFile["Close"]();
}
// After this routine is executed, the "A 2 { " string will appear at the end of the FileName.txt file.
The following script routine demonstrates how you can read data from a file:
JavaScript, JScript
{
var Path = "C:\\MyFiles\\FileName.txt";
// Opens the specified file for reading
var myFile = aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faRead);
Log.Message("File by bytes:");
// Reads bytes from the file and posts them to the test log
while(! myFile.IsEndOfFile())
{
s = myFile.ReadByte();
Log.Message(s);
}
// Closes the file
myFile.Close();
}
Python
def ReadByteFromFile():
Path = "C:\\MyFiles\\FileName.txt"
# Opens the specified file for reading
myFile = aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faRead)
Log.Message("File by bytes:")
# Reads bytes from the file and posts them to the test log
while not myFile.IsEndOfFile():
s = myFile.ReadByte()
Log.Message(s)
# Closes the file
myFile.Close()
VBScript
Dim Path
Path = "C:\MyFiles\FileName.txt"
' Opens the specified file for reading
Set myFile = aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faRead)
Log.Message("File by bytes:")
' Reads bytes the file and posts them to the test log
While Not myFile.IsEndOfFile()
s = myFile.ReadByte()
Log.Message(s)
WEnd
' Closes the file
Call myFile.Close()
End Sub
DelphiScript
var Path, myFile, s;
begin
Path := 'C:\MyFiles\FileName.txt';
// Opens the specified file for reading
myFile := aqFile.OpenBinaryFile(Path, aqFile.faRead);
Log.Message('File by bytes:');
// Reads bytes from the file and posts them to the test log
while not myFile.IsEndOfFile() do
begin
s := myFile.ReadByte();
Log.Message(s);
end;
// Closes the file
myFile.Close();
end;
C++Script, C#Script
{
var Path = "C:\\MyFiles\\FileName.txt";
// Opens the specified file for reading
var myFile = aqFile["OpenBinaryFile"](Path, aqFile.faRead);
Log["Message"]("File by bytes:");
// Reads bytes from the file and posts them to the test log
while(! myFile.IsEndOfFile())
{
s = myFile["ReadByte"]();
Log["Message"](s);
}
// Closes the file
myFile["Close"]();
}
See Also
Working With Files From Scripts
aqFile Object
aqFile.OpenBinaryFile Method