write
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Identical to write, except if the file already exists, appends to the file instead of error-ing out
Similar to os.write, except if the file already exists this over-writes the existing file contents.
Similar to os.write, except if the file already exists this
over-writes the existing file contents. You can also pass in truncate = false
to avoid truncating the file if the new contents is shorter than the old
contents, and an offset to the file you want to write to.
Performs the actual opening and writing to a file.
Performs the actual opening and writing to a file. Basically cribbed
from java.nio.file.Files.write so we could re-use it properly for
different combinations of flags and all sorts of Sources
Write some data to a file. This can be a String, an Array[Byte], or a Seq[String] which is treated as consecutive lines. By default, this fails if a file already exists at the target location. Use write.over or write.append if you want to over-write it or add to what's already there.