Function Reference
ConsoleWrite
Writes data to the STDOUT stream. Some text editors can read this stream as can other programs which may be expecting data on this stream.
Parameters
| data |
The data you wish to output. This may either be text or binary. |
Return Value
The amount of data written. If writing binary, the number of bytes written, if writing text, the number of characters written.
Remarks
The purpose for this function is to write to the STDOUT stream. Many popular text editors can read this stream. Scripts compiled as Console applications also have a STDOUT stream.
This does not write to a DOS console unless the script is compiled as a console application..
Characters are converted to ANSI before being written.
Binary data is written as-is. It will not be converted to a string. To print the hex representation of binary data, use the String() function to explicitly cast the data to a string.
Related
ConsoleWriteError, ConsoleRead
Example
Local $var = "Test"
ConsoleWrite("var=" & $var & @CRLF)
; Running this in a text editor which can trap console output should produce "var=Test"