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Functions for working with a console described here.
​ClearCarriage( str input ) str​
​Print( anytype par... ) int​
​Println( anytype par... ) int​
​ReadString( str text ) str​
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Description
|| str
int
This unary operator writes a string to standard output but it trims whitespace characters in the each line before printing. Returns the number of bytes written.
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run {
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   ||`One
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      Two
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      Three
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      `
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}
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/* It prints
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One
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Two
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Three
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*/
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Functions
ClearCarriage(str input) str
The function ClearCarriage clears the string from all carriage return characters \r back to the previous line break character \n. It is recommended to use ClearCarriage if you get the console output when calling the Run function. The function is called automatically in case of str s = $ command line operator.
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buf dirout
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Run("myapp", stdout: dirout)
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// dirout == Start\nPercent: 0%\rPercent: 50%\rPercent: 100%\nFinish
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ret = ClearCarriage(str(dirout))
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// ret == Start\nPercent: 100%\nFinish
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Print(anytype par...) int
The Print function formats using the default formats for operands of any types and writes to standard output. Spaces are added between operands when neither is a string. Print returns the number of bytes written.
Println(anytype par...) int
The Println function formats using the default formats for operands of any types and writes to standard output. Also, it writes a new line character to standard output at the end. Spaces are always added between operands. Println returns the number of bytes written.
ReadString(str text) str
The ReadString function reads the standard input until the first occurrence of '\n' (Enter key). It returns a string containing the data up to. If the text parameter is not empty, the function prints this text before reading input.
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Operators
Functions
ClearCarriage(str input) str
Print(anytype par...) int
Println(anytype par...) int
ReadString(str text) str