There are commands like FILE_WRITE but not sure if you can change the name of the file to a directory +filename.
int FileWrite( int handle, ...)
The function is intended for writing of data into a CSV file, delimiter being inserted automatically. After writing into the file, the line end character "\r\n" will be added. Numbers will be converted into a text at output (see the Print() function).
Returns the count of written characters or a negative number if an error occurs.
To get the detailed error information, one has to call the GetLastError() function.
Parameters:
handle - File handle returned by the FileOpen() function.
... - User data to write, separated by commas. It can be up to 63 parameters.
Data of int and double types are automatically converted into a string, but those of color, datetime and bool typesare not automatically converted and will be written to file as they are (as integers).
Arrays cannot be passed as a parameter, they can be output elementwise.
Sample:
int handle;
datetime orderOpen=OrderOpenTime();
handle=FileOpen("filename", FILE_CSV|FILE_WRITE, ';');
if(handle>0)
{
FileWrite(handle, Close[0], Open[0], High[0], Low[0], TimeToStr(orderOpen));
FileClose(handle);
}
Change "filename" to "C:\Temp\filename" ??
Then you can do a FileReadString;
string FileReadString( int handle, int length=0)
The function reads the string from the current file position. Applies to both CSV and binary files. For text files, the string will be read before the delimiter. For binary file, the given count of characters will be read to the string. To get the detailed error information, one has to call the GetLastError() function.
Parameters:
handle - File handle returned by the FileOpen() function.
length - Amount of characters for reading.
Sample:
int handle;
string str;
handle=FileOpen("filename.csv", FILE_CSV|FILE_READ);
if(handle>0)
{
str=FileReadString(handle);
FileClose(handle);
}
Maybe we'll get an answer soon 
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