Use its WriteToBinaryFile or WriteToFile methods.
Obviously, not a big deal, but in case the WL team was not aware...
In the WL Help, WriteToBinaryFile is documented, but WriteToFile is not documented. (WriteToBinaryFile is in the dropdown, but not WriteToFile.) Neither is in the online framework documentation.
The team probably has more important things to address, but thought I'd let you know about WriteToFile in case you want to document it. (I know, its kind of obvious what it does :).
In the WL Help, WriteToBinaryFile is documented, but WriteToFile is not documented. (WriteToBinaryFile is in the dropdown, but not WriteToFile.) Neither is in the online framework documentation.
The team probably has more important things to address, but thought I'd let you know about WriteToFile in case you want to document it. (I know, its kind of obvious what it does :).
We can take care of that.
.. And since I just looked at it, we need to work on the DateTime formatting for WriteToFile. It's "yyyyMMddhhmmss" but needs to be "yyyyMMddHHmmss" for a 24-hour clock.
.. And since I just looked at it, we need to work on the DateTime formatting for WriteToFile. It's "yyyyMMddhhmmss" but needs to be "yyyyMMddHHmmss" for a 24-hour clock.
Thanks
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