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Character-based I/O built-in.
- get(+Stream, ?Ascii)
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Reads the next character from the input stream Stream and unifies its ASCII code with Ascii.
- get(?Ascii)
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Reads the next character from the current input stream and unifies its ASCII code with Ascii.
- get_char(+Stream, ?Char)
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Reads the next character from the input stream Stream and unifies it with a single character string Char.
- get_char(?Char)
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Reads the next character from the current input and unifies it with a single character string Char.
- put(+Ascii)
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The character represented by the ascii integer Ascii is put onto the buffered current output.
- put(+Stream, +Ascii)
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The character represented by the ascii integer code Ascii is put onto the buffered output stream Stream.
- put_char(+Char)
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Puts the single character string Char onto the buffered current output.
- put_char(+Stream, +Char)
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Puts the single character string Char onto the buffered output stream Stream.
- read_string(+DelString, ?Length, ?String)
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Reads a string from the input stream up to a delimiter or up to a specified length.
- read_string(+Stream, +DelString, ?Length, ?String)
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Reads a string from the stream Stream up to a delimiter or up to a specified length.
- tyi(+Stream, ?Ascii)
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Succeeds if the ascii code of the next character read in raw mode from the input stream Stream is successfully unified with Ascii.
- tyi(?Ascii)
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Succeeds if the ascii code of the next character read in raw mode from the current input is successfully unified with Ascii.
- tyo(+Ascii)
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The character represented by the ascii integer Ascii is put onto the current output in raw mode.
- tyo(+Stream, +Ascii)
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The character represented by the ascii integer Ascii is put onto the output stream Stream in raw mode.
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Micha Meier
Mon Mar 4 12:11:45 MET 1996