Example Application

Vers:   A00.0                                                  13 Dec 00

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Simple application showing use of VEE object libraries and clCSVFile.


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This example is provided on an 'as is' basis with no explicit or implied
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copying, modifying and use for business purposes is expressly permitted.
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To run this you will need to have clCSVFile.vxe in the same directory.

This looks a little messy - I've left many of the objects in 'open' view
to make it easier to see what's going on.

There is a little overhead for using the VOL - the first and last two
objects - like many of these things it seems a lot for a small program
such as this but when things become more complex it really pays off
( in my opinion, that is ).

The first time you run this it will make a file called Lookup.CSV,
appends two lines of very interesting data ( NOT! ) and replaces the
non-header with some even more interesting headings and finally writes
it back to the text file with commit.  Note that if you already had
a file called Lookup.csv in this directory then you have just added
two lines to it and replaced the first.

You can run this several times and see that it adds two lines each time.

You can view the resulting file either in a text editor or, more
conveniently, import it into a spreadsheet or database program.

You can access the data via the Lookup_.TxtAry global variable.  The _
( underscore ) is an unfortunate addition because VEE will not allow
libraries and globals to have the same name.  Sorry, you'll just have to
remember that little requirement.

(c) Michael J. Watts Consultant 2000
