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disp_puts

Usage


   #include <disp.h>
   void disp_puts(const char * p);

Description

   Writes the string pointed at by p to the current Display package output
   location using the character attribute set by disp_setattr. Handles tabs,
   carriage returns and backspaces, etc. correctly. Unlike puts it does not
   write a newline at the end of the string.

Example 

   #include <disp.h>
   #include <stdlib.h>

   char *first =
      "disp_puts needs a newline at the end, ";
   char * second =
      "otherwise output continues on the same line.\n";


   int main()
   {
       disp_open();
       disp_move(0,0);
       disp_eeop();
       disp_move(4,10);
       disp_puts(first);
       disp_puts(second);
       disp_close();
       return EXIT_SUCCESS;
   }

See Also

   Display package, disp_putc, disp_pokew, puts