PRINT
PRINT and its shorthand "::" followed by a space is used in SunSed to output values/strings.
Strings
To output a string you simply need to feed the string to the PRINT function or it's shorthand. From here on we will use the :: shorthand when outputting values.
PRINT("Hello World")
// OR
:: "Hello World"
Newlines
New lines will be automatically removed. If you want to keep the newlines please use html:pre.
:: "Hi there,
This text is on a newline."
#=> "Hi there, This text is on a newline."
Expressions
New lines will be automatically removed. If you want to keep the newlines please use html:pre.
:: "Hi there,
This text is on a newline."
#=> "Hi there, This text is on a newline."
Non-String Expressions
PRINT cannot outputting non-string expressions values and will result an error.
:: ["user_id" => 1, "user_name" => "Alex"]
#=> ERROR: uncaught_error_on_execute -- Array to string conversion
