write.adf: Write an amigaDisk object to an ADF file
In adfExplorer: Import from and Export to Amiga Disk Files

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) See Also Examples

Write an amigaDisk object to an Amiga Disk File (ADF) or alternatively to an ADZ file.

## S4 method for signature 'amigaDisk,ANY'
write.adf(x, file)

## S4 method for signature 'amigaDisk,character'
write.adf(x, file)

## S4 method for signature 'amigaDisk,character'
write.adz(x, file)

`x`	An `amigaDisk` object that needs to be saved to an ADF file.
`file`	either a file name to write to, or a file connection, that allows to write binary data (see `file`). `write.adz` only accepts a file name.

Use this function to write amigaDisk objects as binary data to so-called Amiga Disk Files (ADF). These files can be used as input for Amiga emulator software.

Alternatively, the object can be saved with 'write.adz', which is essentially a gzipped version of an ADF file.

Writes to an ADF file but returns nothing.

Pepijn de Vries

Other io.operations: read.adf()

## Not run: 
## Let's write the example data to an ADF file:
data(adf.example)

## Let's put it in the current working directory:
write.adf(adf.example, "test.adf")

## You can also use file connections to do the same:
con <- file("test2.adf", "wb")
write.adf(adf.example, con)
close(con)

## Last but not least the same object can be saved
## as an adz file:
write.adz(adf.example, "test.3.adz")

## End(Not run)