Print the message on the command line.
This function prints the string to the command line and the Prompt History window. The prompt function acts upon control characters.
Examples
| Code | Returns |
|---|---|
| (prompt "56") | 56nil |
| (prompt "This is text.\n") |
This is text. nil |
NOTE The difference between the prompt function and LISP's other print-related functions (for example, princ, print, and prin1) is that prompt only prints to the Prompt History window and not to a file.
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