help meeeee with load and save

[sooper-cooper@hotmail.com]

ok i want to be able to have one program sed a variable to a file (dosenot matter what type) and in a difrent turing programe, or the same i think i can work around it, open the variable,

the use should be able to enter what they want to save it as and later in the program ot in a difrent programe load it

all i want to be transferd is one variable

[TheOneTrueGod]

This is in the F1 help menu, as well as the Turing Walkthrough. Check out the walkthrough and you should learn everything you need. (A note to other people, Don't post the code for this, he can learn it on his own, it'll take him like 10 seconds...)

[Guest]

In program 1 use these commands "open, put, mod, close" to store a variable, and program 2 use "open, get, close" to retrieve the variable. You may have to look up more file commands to read more than 1 variable.

[sooper-cooper@hotmail.com]

do u now if i can get turing to make a file to save a variable in???

[Clayton]

look through the Turing Walkthrough, specifically under the topics of file I/O which contains everything u need to what you want to do and more

[Guest]

sooper-cooper@hotmail.com wrote:

do u now if i can get turing to make a file to save a variable in???

Who is teaching you Turing? I'm assuming your learning it from someone else, because I know no one that teaches themself Turing. Talk to the teacher and ask the person how to have a variable in one file and open it from another file. As I said, look up File commands, such as open, put, get, read, write, seek, close, etc.

[[Gandalf]]

vahnx wrote:

I know no one that teaches themself Turing.

You do now.
Though maybe I would change that to the past tense...

sooper-cooper@hotmail.com, you do realize that asking for the same thing multiple times isn't likely to help you more than the first time did?

[HellblazerX]

vahnx wrote:

because I know no one that teaches themself Turing.

Ahem. You might wanna make that two now.

Also, sooper, you must realize you can't send a variable, but rather the value that is in the variable. And ya, stop repeating questions when you've already gotten the help you needed.

[NikG]

vahnx wrote:

I know no one that teaches themself Turing.

Might as well chime in... I've taught myself all the Turing I know. Infact, I remember (way way) back in Gr. 11 programming class, I had to teach it to myself AND teach it to others because they couldn't understand the teacher.

[Clayton]

vahnx wrote:

I know no one that teaches themself Turing.

Chalk one up for the self-teachers:D I've pretty much taught myself everything i know about Turing through tuts and help here:)