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Add Debug.Log("some string") support

It would be really useful to add windows powershell syntax support for "Write-Output" cmdlet.

Here is an example:

Write-Output This is a test

output:

This
is
a
test

😜

(prn "why not?")

echo 'Hello world!'
echo Hello world!

You forgot the greatest language of all, Clojure!

(println "Hello from Clojure!")

Makes it easier to install this.

When using C/C++, whenever I use something like printf, I usually use symbols such as __LINE__ or __FUNC__.

It would be nice to define such symbols.

What is nice is that abusing the __str__ and/or __repr__ logic, it can be done easily: (disclaimer : code is not very tested):

import sys

def func_name(_):
	return sys._getframe(1).f_code.co_name

def line_number(_):
	return str(sys._getframe(1).f_lineno)

def file_name(_):
	return sys._getframe(1).f_code.co_filename

class FunctionNameObject():
	__str__ = func_name
	__repr__ = func_name 

class LineNumberObject():
	__str__ = line_number
	__repr__ = line_number

class FilenameObject():
	__str__ = file_name
	__repr__ = file_name 


__FUNC__ = FunctionNameObject()
__LINE__ = LineNumberObject()
__FILE__ = FilenameObject()

class Titi():
	def __init__(self):
		print(__FILE__, __FUNC__, __LINE__)

def toto():
	def tutu():
		print(__FILE__, __FUNC__, __LINE__)
	tutu()
	print(__FILE__, __FUNC__, __LINE__)

toto()
Titi()
print(__FILE__, __FUNC__, __LINE__)

Hi,

The Rust idiom to write something on the console is:

println!("format {} arguments", "some");

the ! denotes a macro.

Any idea how this could be done in Python?

Ironically, what I miss most from Python is Python2's print, which for a language proud of getting rid of parenthesis, that is very contradictory....

As well all know, if you write using namespace std;, you're a plebe.

Please add support for idiomatic C++ in Python.

std::cout << "Hello, C++ pedant!\n";

Ruby is a popular language, it's on top 20 of TOBIE Index and even get top 1 at 2006.

So anyprint should support least one of Ruby's print methods:

puts "Ruby"
print "💎"
p "❤"

The name says anyprint, yet it does not support prints like CMake or Elixir.
I propose to rename this module "partialprint"