File output

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How can I send code to a .txt document? I mean say I have two scripts

  1. Time module

  2. Audio Module

Now the time module I have made a built in function a hidden class for
another term, so it’s part of a program that lets users modify the
programs code but not all of them, time is set depending on country from
the start so the user sets time on first use so there is no need for the
time module to be visible so it’s built in/hidden, but…

Lets say I forget to introduce a time zone and on the next
release/update I have to write in the new time zone, now I have hidden
it so even myself can’t view it
(I haven’t actually, this is an example. I am trying to hide it but need
to know how I would be able to view it again)

Or, is there a way I can send/save a classes or modules code to a txt
file for later viewing without actually clicking on the classes/modules
tab?

Hope someone understands, I don’t want to hide a script and then not be
able to modify/view it myself.

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Burt Hill wrote:

How can I send code to a .txt document? I mean say I have two scripts

  1. Time module

  2. Audio Module

Now the time module I have made a built in function a hidden class for
another term, so it’s part of a program that lets users modify the
programs code but not all of them, time is set depending on country from
the start so the user sets time on first use so there is no need for the
time module to be visible so it’s built in/hidden, but…

Lets say I forget to introduce a time zone and on the next
release/update I have to write in the new time zone, now I have hidden
it so even myself can’t view it
(I haven’t actually, this is an example. I am trying to hide it but need
to know how I would be able to view it again)

[related to this paragraph]

Or, is there a way I can send/save a classes or modules code to a txt
file for later viewing without actually clicking on the classes/modules
tab?
[*]

Hope someone understands, I don’t want to hide a script and then not be
able to modify/view it myself.

I mean by syntax and not just copying the code to a text document.