Again, bad me and my lack of code samples. The general gist can be
found by looking at this C# code example,
http://www.csvreader.com/code/cs/xml_to_csv.php
. All of the method signatures are basically the same, just with
capitalization differences. You just pass in a file name into the
constructor, call write as many times as you have values for a
particular row, then call endRecord. You do that for as many records
as you have. You then call close. Just make sure you don't try to
check the contents of the file before the close is actually called
because many people have mistakenly reported this as a bug that the
data isn't written to the file because they didn't realize that the
writer buffers. There's other constructor overloads and settings that
can be set, but writing a simple csv file is pretty simple.
Bruce Dunwiddie