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  1. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Interfacing to Java (9,688 bytes)
    59: ...f the arguments. In this example, we see that the print function for the System.out object is overloaded ...
    63: # value: <a PrintStream>
    65: ? out.print("abc")
    68: ? out."print(String)"("abc")</nowiki>
    71: ...r in E syntax. Here, the verb is exactly “<code>print(String)</code>”.
  2. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Ordinary Computing Examples (14,560 bytes)
    23: def traceln(text) { stderr.println(text) }
    51: to printOn(writer) {writer.print(`coord: $x,$y`)}
  3. Walnut/Ordinary Programming/Objects and Functions (24,085 bytes)
    156: ...ar function to make a car, which we will move and print
    159: println(`The car ${sportsCar.getName()} is at X locatio...
    252: println(`default capacity is: ${makeQueue.getDEFAULT_CA...
    370: println(`The car can go ${car.milesTillEmpty()} miles.`...
    517: ...anda Methods. One example of such a method is the printOn(textWriter) method, which defines how an object...
  4. Walnut/Distributed Computing (39,418 bytes)
    102: println(`File has text: $text`)
    103: } catch p2 {println(`Problem with existing file: $p2`)}
    104: } else {println("File does not exist")}
    105: } catch prob {println(`Problem reaching file: $prob`)}
    110: Here, we want to print the text of a farFile, but we want to be sure the...
  5. Walnut/Advanced Topics/Build your Own Guards (4,275 bytes)
    45: to __printOn(out :TextWriter) :void {
    46: out.print(brandName)
    51: to __printOn(out :TextWriter) :void {
    52: out.print(`<$brandName prover>`)
    66: to __printOn(out :TextWriter) :void {
  6. Safe Serialization Under Mutual Suspicion/Introducing Data E (39,301 bytes)
    6: ...g a subset of our code reading skills. When these printing systems do so reliably, they are often grown i...
    11: * The printed form of a Java object is simply its response to...
    15: ...uate for calculating an overall depiction. In the printing frameworks, like Java's <tt>toString()</tt>, t...
    48: ...''''<font color="#009000">E</font>''''' read-eval-print loop. The "?" is the '''''<font color="#009000">E...
    258: &gt; to __printOn(out :TextWriter) :void {
  7. Walnut/Appendix (2,778 bytes)
    29: ... the objects on the way to constructing what gets printed, as in </font>
  8. Walnut/Secure Distributed Computing/Capabilities (9,788 bytes)
    60: ...object System.out, to which people routinely sent print messages, was replaceable. A programmer in the mi...
  9. Updoc (2,778 bytes)
    38: ===Printing===
    40: ...code>stderr</code>, <code>print</code>, and <code>println</code> is part of the results checked.
    43: ...of the step, but before the <code>value</code> is printed
    50: ? stdout.print("a")
    53: ? stdout.print("a\n")
  10. Walnut/Distributed Computing/Partial Ordering Of Sent Messages (4,533 bytes)
    19: println(`Car $nameVow has arrived`)
    20: } catch e {println("A car did not make it")}
    22: println ("Cars have been told to move, but no print of any arrivals has yet occurred")
    27: ...eturn its resolution so the arrival message could print--all three of those events being independent, and...
    29: ...) function described later if we wanted to try to print the name of the car in the catch clause in those ...
  11. PassByConstruction (2,789 bytes)
    29: to __printOn(out) {out.print(`&lt;Vector $x $y&gt;`)}
    54: ... the new vat. The method accepts a pbc object and prints it.
    55: ? def scriptSource:="def run(thing :pbc) {println(`Thing: $thing`)}"
    56: # value: "def run(thing :near) {println(`Thing: $thing`)}"
  12. Boolean (2,380 bytes)
    1: ...and <code>true</code>. All three of these objects print with those names.
  13. Smalltalk-style syntax (1,774 bytes)
    9: __printOn: out = the void {
    10: out print: `<$name's mint>`.
    20: __printOn: out = the void {
    21: out print: `<has $balance $name bucks>`.
  14. Walnut/Distributed Computing/Testing for Equality in a Distributed System (4,990 bytes)
    20: println("My car is in pole position")
    56: println(`miles before empty = $milesVow`)
    57: } catch e {println(`Error: $e`)}</nowiki>
    61: ...en this computation is resolved, the program will print the value. However, before we can do the computat...
  15. Proposed Asynchronous Control Flow Operators (10,045 bytes)
    77: print(e)
    93: print(e)
    235: print "eventually connected, but socket is closed"
    239: print e
    263: print "eventually connected, but socket is closed"
  16. Heftza (63,848 bytes)
    411: $console.print($i.to-string);
    413: $console.print("zero.integer not found");
    422: $console.print($s);
    424: $console.print("zero.integer not found");
    438: $console.print("zero.integer not found");
  17. Guard (1,264 bytes)
    3: ...rs of Guard should always override __printOn/1 to print a guard expression reflecting the guard's value.
  18. SturdyRef (3,389 bytes)
    38: ...s they are to the current vat, in which case they print as "&lt;SturdyRef to <var>referent</var>&gt;".
    48: {{XXX|is the above behavior, printing as a far sturdyref until the promise resolves,...
  19. DefineExpr (2,797 bytes)
    63: ? def x :int exit def _(e) :void { print(e); throw("biff") } := 9
    66: ? def x :String exit def _(e) :void { print(e); throw("biff") } := 9
    73: ? def [[ViaPattern|via]] (fn s,_ {println("patt"); throw("exit")}) x \
    74: > exit (println("ejector"); null) \
    75: > := (println("specimen"); 8)
  20. ReleaseNotes092 (4,853 bytes)
    67: ...bug that the printing subsystem could in order to print them differently.

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