Re: The way to suppress a trailing new line

[Henrik Moller]

    Try using quote-quad instead of quad:
    
           ∇tryit[⎕]∇
      
         ∇
      
      [0]   tryit
      
      [1]    
      [2]   ⍞←'one'
      
      [3]   ⍞←'two'
      
         ∇
      
                    tryit
    onetwo

On 11/1/24 02:27, Koki Fushimi wrote:

> Hi. Is there a way to suppress a trailing new line in the output?
>
> ```sh
> apl --silent --noCIN --noCONT --OFF --noSV -f main.apl
> ```
>
> ```apl:main.apl
> ⎕←'Hello!'
> ```
>
> ```txt:output
> Hello!
>
> ```
>
> For example, Dyalog doesn’t add an extra new line:
>
> ```sh
> dyalogscript main.apl
> ```
>
> ```txt:output
> Hello!
> ```
>
> Koki Fushimi
>
>