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14 - Creating a Text File NotePad (i.e. reading text files) We open a text file and load it into a text-area, we can edit it. This is just to show how one can select and read text file contents. GGyrnmIrvQo

This is just another example based on the ManageExternalStorage class provided by @agraham. It is a response to this question. B4ARepositoryWriter - writes a text file to an "external" directory (you can view using File Explorer). B4ARepositoryReader - reads the text file in this directory if it ex
link: Since your apps won't be published to the Play store，you could keep it simple by setting sdk level to 28 and storing files at File.DirRootExternal loc
link: This was intended to answer the question https://www.b4x.-info-between-3-apps.161442/

I think so. I usually don’t read a simple value. I will think that my system will have flexibility for more complicated values. If your case is just a simple value, then there are many ways to do it. Text file is just one of the ways.
link: I think you can have a text file in your web server and in your B4A download the text using OkHttpUtils2. job.Download("https://mywebsite.com/coupon.t

File.writestring() will create a new file (if it doesnot already exists) and if it exists it will overwrite the existing file. if you want to append any data to a file you can use outputstream like this: Dim txt As String = "test " Dim bytes() As Byte = txt.GetBytes("UTF8") Dim out As
link: Today i'm playing with files but i have a question maybe someone can help. 110125 Acording File.OpenOutput if i set Append to True i will add new
link: Thank you, something without converting to bytes?
link: Thank you again I'm looking for a solution that it will be easy to explain to young students that they are dealing with files for a first time. And a

Beginner's Guide chapter 15.9 Files. You may have a look at this example: Simple NotePad
link: I think you should begin here.
link: Hi, How do I create, write, read and append text (.txt) file in B4A...

The File methods in B4J are identical to B4A File methods. Text file methods File.WriteString - Writes the given text to a new file. File.ReadString - Reads a file and returns it content as a string. File.WriteList - Writes all values stored in a list to a file. All values are converted to string

Thanks Brandsum. I tried that but it only creates a folder with the same name as the text file and with no content. This is the code I am trying to implement to open the named text file. I hope that I have pasted the code incorrectly. It's been a while. Tony <code> Sub Current_Click shared = rp.
link: You need to give more explanations on what exactly you want to do: - Do you want to have text files just to read those from the project, without any m
link: copy whatever file you want inside Files folder of your project and click on Sync button from the file manager window of B4A IDE
link: I am unsure as to how I can include text files in my app. Can someone help please?

I tried the method proposed to you by Erel, but the text file that was exported showed all fields. The fields that were skipped had empty strings. For instance, if you have 3 columns in your table but one field was not included in the text file, the result looked like this: 117,,greenland 118,,detro

I need to implement a function where the user can find a TXT file on the device (which can be in the internal or external storage) and the application can open it. Looking on the forum I found several examples that allow reading the TXT file, however, I didn't find an example that gives the user the
link: It is done with ContentChooser. https://www.b4x.com/search?query=ContentChooser

OK, i solved in in another way: Textarea.Text = File.ReadString(File.DirAssets, "LCDScreen_Sketch.txt") fx.Clipboard.SetString(Textarea.Text)

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