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ASP Line Property

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Complete TextStream Object Reference Manual

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The Line property returns the current line number (starting from 1) in a TextStream file.

Syntax

TextStreamObject.Line

Example

<%
 dim fs,f,t

 set fs=Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

 set f=fs.CreateTextFile("c:test.txt",true)

 f.WriteLine("Hello World!")

 f.WriteLine("How are you today?")

 f.WriteLine("Goodbye!")

 f.close

 Set t=fs.OpenTextFile("c:test.txt",1)

 do while t.AtEndOfStream=false

Response.Write("Line " & t.Line & ": ")

Response.Write(t.ReadLine)

Response.Write("<br>")

 loop

 t.Close

 %>

Output:

Line 1: Hello World!

Line 2: How are you today?

Line 3: Goodbye!

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Complete TextStream Object Reference Manual