Path.writeText

void writeText(string content,  string encoding =  "utf-8",  string errors =  "strict",
          string newline =  null,  bool  atomic =  false)

const

Writes text to the file (overwrites) with configurable encoding, newline handling, and optional atomic replace. Modeled after Python's pathlib.Path.write_text.

Parameters

`content`	The text content to write.
`encoding`	The name of the text encoding to encode with. Supported: "utf-8" (aliases: "utf8").
`errors`	Error handling on encode. For UTF-8 this is mostly irrelevant; kept for API parity. Accepted values: "strict" (default), "replace", "ignore".
`newline`	Controls newline translation before writing: - null (default): translate "\n" to platform default ("\r\n" on Windows, "\n" elsewhere). - "": no translation; write content as-is. - one of "\n", "\r\n", "\r": translate "\n" to the given style.
`atomic`	If true, perform an atomic write by writing to a temporary file in the same directory and renaming over the target.