• Barry Denton (13/13) Mar 17 2008 I have compiled this but when run it gives no output
• Lars Ivar Igesund (8/22) Mar 17 2008 Works here (apart from your example probably not doing what you think it
• Sclytrack (22/22) Mar 17 2008 void main(){

Barry Denton <basse42 yahoo.com> writes:

I have compiled this but when run it gives no output
why?

module test;
import tango.io.Stdout;
import tango.text.locale.Locale;
 
 void main(){
 Locale locale = new Locale;
 Stdout("I have lost {} of my birds",20).newline;
 Stdout.formatln("I have {:C} birds on the roof",100);
}
Taking Locale out does not seem to affect it , still no output
I am looking loco

Lars Ivar Igesund <larsivar igesund.net> writes:

Barry Denton wrote:

 I have compiled this but when run it gives no output
 why?
 
 module test;
 import tango.io.Stdout;
 import tango.text.locale.Locale;
  
  void main(){
  Locale locale = new Locale;
  Stdout("I have lost {} of my birds",20).newline;
  Stdout.formatln("I have {:C} birds on the roof",100);
 }
 Taking Locale out does not seem to affect it , still no output
 I am looking loco

Works here (apart from your example probably not doing what you think it
should do.)

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Sclytrack <Sclytrack pi.be> writes:

void main(){
 Locale locale = new Locale;
 Stdout("I have lost {} of my birds",20).newline;
 Stdout.formatln("I have {:C} birds on the roof",100);
}


I have the following output on your application.

I have lost {} of my birds, 20
I have {unknown format 'C'} birds on the roof

Well if I change the code too.

int main() {
 Locale locale = new Locale;
 Stdout.formatln("I have lost {} of my birds",20);
 Stdout.formatln("I have {} birds on the roof",100);
 Stdout.flush;
 return 0;
}

I get

I have lost 20 of my birds
I have 100 birds on the roof

http://dsource.org/projects/tango/docs/current/tango.io.Stdout.html


Everything I wrote here probably won't help since it gave you no output and
I'm just being an idiot again.