NAME
	WriteLn

    SYNOPSIS
	WriteLn - Write to a Filehandle - Requires v37

    INPUTS
	"FILEHANDLE/N/A,NOLINE/S,TEXT/F"

    FUNCTION
	WriteLn is a bit superfluous, since all U can
	do with it can easily - and perhaps better -
	be achieved with the use of echo and output
	redirection ('>>') (expect for the case, we
	try to redirect to things like CON:...).

	WriteLn just copies a string to a filehandle that
	was previousy opened with 'Open'; it is part of
	the archive just for completeness: if we have a
	open/close/read, everyone can also expect a 'write'.
	ReadLn does no checks on the given filehandle, so
	it should be used carefully.

    RESULT
	-/-

    NOTES
	! WriteLn is highly dangerous! Do not Use it, !
	! if U do not exactly know what U are doing!  !

	CLI - only

	should compile with SAS-C

    BUGS

    EXAMPLES
	> set fh `Open T:writetest WRITE`
	> WriteLn $fh This is a test
	> Close $fh
	> Unset fh
	> cat T:writetest
	  This is a test

    AUTHOR
	Bernd Noll, Brunnenstrasse 55, D-67661 Kaiserslautern
	noll@student.uni-kl.de