writefile

The writefile statement exports formatted data from the application. It supports a simple template file tagging language to enable you to prepare template files. It can also copy binary files without applying tag processing.

Platform support

This node is fully supported on XR-Windows, XR-Portable Windows, XR-Portable iOS, XR-Portable Android, and XR-Portable WASM platforms.

Template file format

This is a template example.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

<ConfigFile xmlns="http://vrmmp.it/IPSConfigFile" Name="DOE_preview">

<ContextDir>../contents/Kiosk</ContextDir>

[if:@badge.selectedMission@==0:

<Map>Kiosk_Furnace</Map>

<Map>Task_FurnaceEN</Map> ]

[if:@badge.selectedMission@!=0:

PLEASE INSERT A VALID CONFIGURATION HERE

]

<Training>

<ID>[@badge.userID@]</ID>

<SessionName>[@badge.selectedMission@]</SessionName>

</Training>

In the example, there are two directives:

• [text] This is used to print the text or the value of a field (node field or variable).

• [if:condition text] This is used to print the text or the value of a field (node field or variable), but only if the condition is verified.

Code example

This is a code example for the writefile statement.

<command name="generatefile">

<writefile input="@custom.templateFile@" output="@custom.generatedFile@"/>

</command>

Position

The writefile statement can be used only inside a Command node node.

Fields

These are the parameters for writefile statement.