assuming you fopen'ed() the file, you can either
fclose() or fflush() the stream.
--- Hassan Chawiche <chawiche_hm@hotmail.com> wrote:
> # To subscribers of the xforms list from "Hassan Chawiche"
> <chawiche_hm@hotmail.com> :
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> Hi to all
> sorry for my technical poor question,but i am just beginner with
> XFORM
> The Problem is the following:
>
> I use Xform to write in text file from the input field on the form,
> after
> pressing the botton (SUBMIT DATA),everything goes well,
> BUT
> the data are not transfered IMMEDIATELY to the text file,and are
> still until
> the program is closed to be written in this text file.
> So,what shall we make to let the data be written in real time ?
>
> waiting your urgent reply
> Hassan+Wissam,
> Université De Montréal
> Québec-Canada
>
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