stdio

void println<T>(T& value)

Prints the given value followed by a newline.

void println<T: Copyable>(T value)

Prints the given value followed by a newline.

void println(char[*]? value)

Prints the given value followed by a newline.

void println<T: Copyable>(T... args)

Prints the given values followed by a newline.

Copyable arguments pass by value so that a char prints as a single character instead of decaying to a C string in print(). Calls with non-Copyable arguments use the borrow overload below.

void println<T: Printable>(T&... args)

Prints the given values followed by a newline.

void print<T: Printable + Copyable>(T value)

Prints the given value without allocating. Values that aren't copyable must be borrowed explicitly, so printing never moves from them.

void print<T: Printable>(T& value)

Prints the given value without allocating.

void print(RepeatIterator<string> repetitions)

Prints the repetition without allocating a temporary.

void print<T: Printable>(T* value)

Prints the given value without allocating.

void print<T: Printable>(List<T>& list)

Prints the given value.

void print<T: Printable, int N>(SmallList<T, N>& list)

Prints the given value.

void print<T: Printable>(T[] array)

Prints the given value.

void print(char[*]? cString)

Prints the given value without allocating.

void print<T: Printable + Copyable>(T... args)

Prints the given values.

Copyable arguments pass by value so that a char prints as a single character instead of decaying to a C string in print(). Calls with non-Copyable arguments use the borrow overload below.

void print<T: Printable>(T&... args)

Prints the given values.

StringBuf join<T: Printable>(T[] array, string separator)

Joins the array elements into a string with the given separator.

StringBuf join<T: Printable>(List<T>& list, string separator)

Joins the list elements into a string with the given separator.

void eprint<T: Printable + Copyable>(T value)

Prints the given value to stderr without allocating. Values that aren't copyable must be borrowed explicitly, so printing never moves from them.

void eprint<T: Printable>(T& value)

Prints the given value to stderr without allocating.

void eprint(RepeatIterator<string> repetitions)

Prints the repetition to stderr without allocating a temporary.

void eprint<T: Printable>(T* value)

Prints the given value to stderr without allocating.

void eprint<T: Printable>(List<T>& list)

Prints the given value to stderr.

void eprint<T: Printable, int N>(SmallList<T, N>& list)

Prints the given value to stderr.

void eprint<T: Printable>(T[] array)

Prints the given value to stderr.

void eprint(char[*]? cString)

Prints the given value to stderr without allocating.

void eprint<T: Printable + Copyable>(T... args)

Prints the given values to stderr.

Copyable arguments pass by value so that a char prints as a single character instead of decaying to a C string in eprint(). Calls with non-Copyable arguments use the borrow overload below.

void eprint<T: Printable>(T&... args)

Prints the given values to stderr.

void eprintln<T>(T& value)

Prints the given value to stderr followed by a newline.

void eprintln<T: Copyable>(T value)

Prints the given value to stderr followed by a newline.

void eprintln(char[*]? value)

Prints the given value to stderr followed by a newline.

void eprintln<T: Copyable>(T... args)

Prints the given values to stderr followed by a newline.

Copyable arguments pass by value so that a char prints as a single character instead of decaying to a C string in eprint(). Calls with non-Copyable arguments use the borrow overload below.

void eprintln<T: Printable>(T&... args)

Prints the given values to stderr followed by a newline.

StringBuf readLine()

Reads a line from stdin.