OUT
Displays the character(s) specified by the corresponding numeric code(s).
Synopsis
OUT int[,int2[,...]
Arguments
| int | An integer code that corresponds to a character. You can specify a single character code or a comma-separated list of character codes. |
Description
The OUT statement displays the specified characters on the terminal screen. Valid int codes include the ASCII character codes and the Unicode character codes. Codes are specified as base-10 integers. You can specify a single character, or a comma-separated list of characters. Characters specified in a list are concatenated into an output string.
The OUT statement display is not suppressed by the HUSH statement or the EXECUTE statement's CAPTURING clause.
Examples
The following example displays the character string “ABCD”:
OUT 65,66,67,68
The following example displays a character string of the first four lowercase letters of the Greek alphabet:
OUT 945,946,947,948
The following example displays the Euro currency symbol:
OUT 8364
The following example rings the bell on the terminal:
OUT 7
