[jawsscripts] Re: Writing values to the .JDF

Yep you can use the file system objects (FSO) com component to open
and read / write files to the disk. I have never tried it, but it
should work with jaws scripts.
I am not sure if FSO is supported on windows systems without iis
installed, but I beleave win xp and 2000 already make it available to
use.
If you can't use you can always write your own com component which
will allow you to access the files you need.
hth
Marlon

2008/2/20, Brian Hartgen <jaws@xxxxxxxxxxx>:
> Hi
>
> Within scripts for an application, I would like to write an entry to the
> jaws default dictionary file.  Often I write values to specific .JCF or .JKM
> files using the IniWriteString function and it works really well, but I do
> not seem to be able to use similar syntax for the .JDF.  This is because the
> formatting of the file is different in that there are no section names such
> as "Common Keys" in a .JKM, and the values are not separated by an equals
> sign but rather by full-stops or periods.  Is there any method please by
> which the .JDF file can have values automatically written to it to add words
> to a dictionary?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Brian Hartgen
>
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