Re: writing the time to an output file

[James Sherman Jr.]

Same way you write any string to a file? ;)

So, something like,
fid = fopen("filename", "w");
timestr = strftime ("%e %B %Y at %R", localtime (time ()));
fprintf(fid, timestr);
fclose(fid);

I don't have access to octave to test this for any typos, but this should be the general idea.  Also, if you want to add something to the end of file (and not overwrite it) use "a" instead of "w".  Also, you should probably check that fid ~= -1 since there maybe errors when opening a file.

James Sherman

On 8/15/07, address@hidden <address@hidden > wrote:

Hello,
how to write the output of this command to a file?
     strftime ("%e %B %Y at %R", localtime (time ()))

Thanks in advance ..
oxy.
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