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WriteLine Method



See Using Write Methods for detailed information.
Overload List
OverloadDescription
WriteLine() Appends a newline (0xA) to the formatted I/O write buffer, flushes the buffer, and sends an END with the buffer if required.  
WriteLine(Char) Converts the specified character to an ASCII character and appends it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Appends a newline (0xA) to the formatted I/O write buffer, flushes the buffer, and sends an END with the buffer if required.  
WriteLine(String) Converts the specified string to an ASCII string and appends it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Appends a newline (0xA) to the formatted I/O write buffer, flushes the buffer, and sends an END with the buffer if required.  
WriteLine(Int64) Converts the specified signed integer to an ASCII string and appends it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Appends a newline (0xA) to the formatted I/O write buffer, flushes the buffer, and sends an END with the buffer if required.  
WriteLine(UInt64) Converts the specified unsigned integer to an ASCII string and appends it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Appends a newline (0xA) to the formatted I/O write buffer, flushes the buffer, and sends an END with the buffer if required.  
WriteLine(Double) Converts the specified real number to an ASCII string and appends it to the formatted I/O write buffer. Appends a newline (0xA) to the formatted I/O write buffer, flushes the buffer, and sends an END with the buffer if required.  
Remarks

Each WriteLine method exhibits the same behavior as the corresponding call to Printf shown in the following table:

WriteLine Method Equivalent Printf Call
void WriteLine(Char data); Printf("%c\n", data);
void WriteLine(String data); Printf("%s\n", data);
void WriteLine(Int64 data); Printf("%@1d\n", data);
void WriteLine(UInt64 data); Printf("%@1u\n", data);
void WriteLine(Double data); Printf("%@2f\n", data);

 

Requirements

Current with Keysight IO Libraries Suite 18

See Also

 

 


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