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James Tam Introduction To Files In Pascal In this section of notes you will learn how to read from and write to text files in Pascal.

James Tam What You Know About Input And Output Comes from the user or is displayed to the user Person to program (read / readln) Person to program (write / writeln)

James Tam What You Will Learn: Input And Output Using Files Information is retrieved from and written out to a file (typically on disk) File to program (read / readln) File (on disk) Program to file (write / writeln)

James Tam Why Bother With Files? Too much information to input all at once The information must be persistent Etc.

James Tam What You Need In Order To Read Information From A File Declare a file variable Associate the file variable with a physical file Open the file A command to read the information

James Tam Declaring File Variables Allows the program access to the file Syntax: name of file : text; Example: letterGrades : text;

James Tam Associate The File Variable With A Physical File Your program : File variable Physical File :

James Tam Associate The File Variable With A Physical File Links the file variable with the physical file (references to the file variable are references to the physical file) Syntax: assign (file variable name, physical file name); Example: assign (letterGrades, 'letterGrades');

James Tam Opening Files Prepares the file for reading (positions the file pointer) Syntax: reset (name of input file); Example: reset (letterGrades);

James Tam Reading Information From Files Performed with read or readln Syntax: read (name of input file, variable(s)); readln (name of input file, variable(s)); Example: readln(letterGrades, letter);

James Tam Reading Information From Files (2) Typically reading is done within the body of a loop Syntax: while NOT EOF (name of input file) do begin read (name of input file, variable(s)); readln (name of input file, variable(s)); end; (* Done reading from input file *) Example: while NOT EOF (letterGrades) do begin readln(letterGrades, letter); writeln(letter); end; (* Loop to read letter grades file *)

James Tam Alternative Approach To Reading Files Employ a sentinel in the file Keep reading from the file until the sentinel value is encountered Example: var inputFile : text; num : integer; : : readln (inputFile, num); while NOT (num = -1) do begin writeln(num); readln(inputFile, num); end; (* Done reading input file *)

James Tam Reading From Files: Putting It All Together A complete version of this program can be found in Unix under /home/231/examples/files/grades.p program grades (output); var letterGrades : text; letter : char; begin assign(letterGrades, 'letterGrades'); reset(letterGrades); writeln('Opening file "letterGrades" for reading.'); while NOT EOF (letterGrades) do begin readln(letterGrades, letter); writeln(letter); end; (* Loop to read letter grades file *)

James Tam Reading From Files: Putting It All Together (2) close(letterGrades); writeln('Completed reading of file "letterGrades"'); end.

James Tam View From Unix home 231 examples files grades*letterGradesgrades.p

James Tam What You Need To Write Information To A File Declare a file variable Associate the file variable with a physical file Open the file A command to write the information

James Tam Declaring An Output File Variable No difference in the declaration of a file variable when writing to a file from the case of reading from a file. Syntax: name of file : text; Example: letterGrades : text; gradePoints : text;

James Tam Associate The File Variable With A Physical File No difference in associating the file variable with the physical file between reading from and writing to a file. Syntax: assign (file variable name, physical file name); Example: assign (letterGrades, 'letterGrades'); assign(gradePoints, 'gradePoints');

James Tam Opening The File Two methods: 1)Rewriting – erases the old contents of the file (rewrites over what was already there). 2)Appending – retain the old contents of the file (appends the new information at the end). Syntax (rewriting / appending): rewrite (name of file); append (name of file); Example (rewriting / appending): rewrite(gradePoints); append(gradePoints);

James Tam Writing To A File Syntax: write (name of file, variable(s) and/or strings); writeln (name of file, variable(s) and/or strings); Example: writeln(gradePoints, gpa);

James Tam Writing To A File: Putting It All Together A complete version of this program can be found in Unix under: /home/231/examples/files/grades2.p program grades (output); var letterGrades : text; gradePoints : text; letter : char; gpa : integer; begin assign(letterGrades, 'letterGrades'); reset(letterGrades); assign(gradePoints, 'gradePoints'); rewrite(gradePoints); writeln('Opening file "letterGrades" for reading.'); writeln('Opening file "gradePoints" for writing.');

James Tam Writing To A File: Putting It All Together (2) while NOT EOF (letterGrades) do begin readln(letterGrades, letter); case (letter) of 'A' : gpa := 4; 'B' : gpa := 3; 'C' : gpa := 2; 'D' : gpa := 1;

James Tam Writing To A File: Putting It All Together (3) 'F' : gpa := 0; otherwise gpa := -1; end; (* case *) writeln(gradePoints, gpa); end; (* Loop to read letter grades file *) writeln('Finished reading and writing to files.'); close(letterGrades); close(gradePoints); end.

James Tam Details Of Write And Writeln For Files: Intuitive View Program statementEffect on file rewrite (data);(Open file "data" and position ^ file pointer at start) write (data, 'x');x ^ write(data, 'y');xy ^ write(data, 'z');xyz ^ writeln(data);xyz _ ^ write(data,'a');xyz a ^

James Tam Details Of Write And Writeln For Files: Actual View Program statementEffect on file rewrite (data);(Open file "data" and position ^ file pointer at start) write (data, 'x');x ^ write(data, 'y');xy ^ write(data, 'z');xyz ^ writeln(data);xyz ^ write(data,'a');xyz a ^

James Tam Details Of Read And Readln For Files: Intuitive View 1 Program statementEffect on fileEffect in program reset (data);xyz(Open file "data" and position ^ file pointer at start) a read(data, ch);xyzValue of ch: 'x' ^ a readln(data, ch);xyzValue of ch: 'y' a ^ read(data, ch);xyz Value of ch: 'a' a ^ 1 Assume that the code on the previous slide has created the file called "data"

James Tam Details Of Read And Readln For Files: Actual View 1 Program statementEffect on fileEffect in program reset (data);xyz a(Open file "data" and position ^ file pointer at start) read(data, ch);xyz a Value of ch: 'x' ^ readln(data, ch); xyz a Value of ch: 'y' ^ read(data, ch);xyz a Value of ch: 'a' ^ read(data,ch); xyz a ^ 1 Assume that the code on the previous slide has created the file called "data"

James Tam Details Of Read And Readln For Files: Actual View 1 Program statementEffect on fileEffect in program reset (data);xyz a(Open file "data" and position ^ file pointer at start) read(data, ch);xyz a Value of ch: 'x' ^ readln(data, ch); xyz a Value of ch: 'y' ^ read(data, ch);xyz a Value of ch: 'a' ^ read(data,ch); xyz aError – reading past end of file ^ 1 Assume that the code on the previous slide has created the file called "data"

James Tam Passing File Variables As Parameters Must be passed as variable parameters only. Syntax: procedure nameProcedure (var nameFile :text); Example: procedure fileInputOuput (var letterGrades : text; var gradePoints : text);

James Tam Summary You should now know: How to read information from a text file with Pascal How to write information to a text file with Pascal The difference between write and writeln when writing to text files using Pascal The difference between read and readln when reading from text files using Pascal