~Writing to a file... I'm lost for some reason~

[tomcatexodus]

Hey there everyone, long time no post...

I have a simple one here, (simple as far as I can tell)

I want to write (print) to a file, so far I have simply;

OPEN "\LOGFILE.LOG" FOR APPEND AS #1
DO
    '...bunch of stuff done here
    PRINT #1, CHR(ASCIICHAR)
LOOP

This repeats several times over and over throughout the execution, and the file is afterwards structured as thus;

H
i

t
h
e
r
e

This is a problem, and I would much rather the characters be sequenced horizontally without the line jump between each...

I dont know how I can get around this, any ideas would be GRRRRREATLY appreciated

Thanks

[DiGiTaIErRoR]

LOL!

Interesting code, but overkill.

Here's a better way...

Dim bytAry() as Byte
ReDim bytAry(how_big_you_need it)
'do your loop on the bytary indices, this should be faster anyway
 
Open "\LOGFILE.LOG" For Binary As #1 '*cough* freefile -.-
Put #1, ,bytAry()
Close #1

[BuggyProgrammer]

To answer the original question, put a semicolon at the end of the line:

print #1,"Hello"; '<-- no linebreak
print #1," World" '<--- puts a line break at the end.

[BodwadUK]

or just

write #1, strdata