There is some magic functions in pashmak to handle program output dynamically.
For example, we want to write a program to run a function and return that thing that function is printed.
Look at this example:
func do_something
print('this is something')
endfunc
println('program starts')
out_start()
do_something()
out_end()
$what_function_printed = out_get()
println('function printed "' + $what_function_printed + '"')
println('program ends')
output:
program starts
function printed "this is something"
program ends
In the above example, we handled program stdout output in advance level.
List of out_* functions:
out_start: says to pashmak that from here do not print directly and save printed valuesout_end: says to pashmak to end saving printed values and enable print from hereout_get: returns printed valuesout_clean: clears the buffer of printed valuesout_get_clean: clears the buffer and returns printed valuesAlso this system is useful to disabling print:
println('start')
out_start()
println('This will not be printed')
out_clean()
out_end()
println('end')
output:
start
end