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• Basic-printing

Vl-println

(vl-println x) prints text with automatic encoding, and always adds a newline.

This function is like vl-print, except that a newline is printed after x. When we are in HTML mode, a <br/> tag and a newline are printed.

Subtopics

Vl-println-main

Vl-println-raw-fast2

Optimized version for string literals that need no encoding.

Vl-println-raw-fast1

Optimized version for the special case when the string to print is empty.