PRINTS

  .  Summary

  prints(str <outstr>);

  .  Description

  The prints function prints the passed string at the current cursor
  position on the screen, followed by a Carriage Return and Line Feed
  (which places the cursor at the beginning of the next line).

  The printsc function prints the passed string at the current cursor
  position on the screen. The cursor is not advanced to the next line,
  hence the 'c', which stands for continuous.

  The printsc_trm function is similar to the above, except that out-
  putted characters pass through the current terminal emulator, so
  terminal escape sequences may be included in output strings.

  .  Return Value

  None.

  .  Example

  prints("Hello");

  printsc("HelloMJ");    // same effect as above

  printsc_trm("[[H");     // go to top left corner in VT102 emulation