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tyo(+Stream, +Code)
The character represented by the integer Code is put onto the output
stream Stream in raw mode.
- Stream
- Stream handle or alias (atom)
- Code
- Integer.
Description
Puts the character represented by the integer character code Code (in the
range 0 to 255) onto the output stream Stream in raw mode.
If the stream is a terminal, the tyo/2 output goes directly to the
stream, whereas the output from put/2 is buffered first, and is only
output to the stream when the output is flushed (e.g. explicitly using
flush/1).
If the stream is not a terminal, tyo/2 behaves like put/2.
Character codes for the non-printable characters (i.e. control characters)
are also acceptable.
Modes and Determinism
Exceptions
- (4) instantiation fault
- Stream is not instantiated.
- (4) instantiation fault
- Code is not instantiated.
- (5) type error
- Stream is neither a stream handle nor an atom.
- (5) type error
- Code is instantiated, but not to an integer.
- (192) illegal stream mode
- Stream is not an output stream.
- (193) illegal stream specification
- Stream is an illegal stream specification.
Examples
Success:
?- set_stream(screen,output),
tyo(screen,91),tyo(screen,97),
tyo(screen,93).
[a]
yes.
?- put(screen, 0'a), tyo(screen, 0'b),
put(screen, 0'c), tyo(screen, 0'd).
bdac
yes.
?- write(screen,i), tyo(screen, 0'h).
hi
yes.
Error:
tyo(Stream,A). (Error 4).
tyo(output,a). (Error 5).
tyo(98.0,output). (Error 5).
tyo("string", A). (Error 5).
tyo(11,97). (Error 192).
tyo(atom,97). (Error 193).
See Also
tyi / 1, tyi / 2, tyo / 1