use fmt

Formatted output functions.

Functions

fn eprintln

Print a string to stderr followed by a newline.

Signature: (s:str -- )

Example:

"error occurred" fmt::eprintln

fn fprintf

Print formatted output to a file descriptor.

Signature: (fd:i64 format:str -- )

Example:

"error: %s\n" "not found" 2 fmt::fprintf

fn printf

Print formatted output to stdout.

Signature: (format:str -- )

Example:

"world" "Hello %s\n" fmt::printf  // Hello world

fn println

Print a string to stdout followed by a newline.

Signature: (s:str -- )

Example:

"hello" fmt::println  // hello\n

fn print

Print a string to stdout (no newline appended).

Signature: (s:str -- )

Example:

"hello" fmt::print

fn sprintf

Format a string with printf-style specifiers.

Signature: (format:str -- result:str)

Example:

"world" "Hello %s" fmt::sprintf  // "Hello world"

fn sprintln

Append a newline to a string and return the result.

Signature: (s:str -- result:str)

Example:

"hello" fmt::sprintln  // "hello\n"