There are two unrelated print-message functions.
There are two unrelated print-message functions. | |
This method is called to format objects for the “%s” and “%c” format directives, in a form suitable for human readers. | |
A method on <string>. | |
A method on <character>. | |
A method on <condition>. | |
A method on <symbol>. | |
Prints a string to STDOUT. |
This method is called to format objects for the “%s” and “%c” format directives, in a form suitable for human readers.
This generic function is intended to define the human-readable printing behavior of a Dylan object, as opposed to their representation as literal syntax. Calling this function on <condition> should result in an error message, rather than the name of the instance and its class, for example. (Contrast this behavior with the print function in the Print module.)
open
| object | An instance of <object>. |
| stream | An instance of <stream>. |
A method on <string>.
A method on <character>.
A method on <condition>.
A method on <symbol>.
Prints a string to STDOUT.
| arg | An instance of <byte-string>, <symbol>, or <condition>. |