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| 4.32 Formatted Write | ||
| format/1 | Write formatted output to Output or current_output. | ![]() |
| format/2 | Write formatted output to Output or current_output. | |
| format/3 | Write formatted output to Output or current_output. | |
| format_predicate/2 | If a sequence ~c (tilde, followed by some character) is found, the format/3 and friends first check whether the user has defined a predicate to handle the format. | |
| current_format_predicate/2 | True when ~Code is handled by the user-defined predicate specified by Head. | |
| Sec. 4.32.1 | Programming Format | |
| Sec. 4.32 | Formatted Write | |
| 4.35 Operating System Interaction | ||
| format_time/3 | Modelled after POSIX strftime(), using GNU extensions. | |
| format_time/4 | Format time given a specified Locale. | |
| parse_time/2 | Same as parse_time(Text, _Format, Stamp). | ![]() |
| A.2 library(ansi_term): Print decorated text to ANSI consoles | ||
| ansi_format/3 | Format text with ANSI attributes. | ![]() |
| ansi_format/4 | Format text with ANSI attributes. | ![]() |
| A.6 library(charsio): I/O on Lists of Character Codes | ||
| format_to_chars/3 | Use format/2 to write to a list of character codes. | ![]() |
| format_to_chars/4 | Use format/2 to write to a difference list of character codes. | ![]() |
| A.7 library(check): Consistency checking | ||
| list_format_errors/0 | List argument errors for format/2,3. | ![]() |
| list_format_errors/1 | List argument errors for format/2,3. | ![]() |
| A.29 library(writef): Old-style formatted write | ||
| Sec. A.29 | library(writef): Old-style formatted write | |
| writef/1 | Formatted write to the current_output. | ![]() |
| writef/2 | Formatted write to the current_output. | ![]() |
| 2.10 Overview of the Debugger | ||
| Sec. 2.10.4.3 | Formatting Commands | |
| 12.9 Foreign access to Prolog IO streams | ||
| SdprintfX() | Same as Sdprintf() but doesn't have the format-checking attribute. | |
| SsnprintfX() | Same as Ssnprintf() but doesn't have the format-checking attribute. | |
| SfprintfX() | Same as Sfprintf() but doesn't have the format-checking attribute, which can trigger compiler warnings if the format does not match the arguments. | |
| 4.17 Input and output | ||
| fast_read/2 | Read Term using the fast serialization format from the Input stream. | |
| fast_write/2 | Write Term using the fast serialization format to the Output stream. | |