ECHO(nged)
Echos whatever text is provided as an argument on the command line. This is intended for use in MGED scripts.
π¬ ECHO (nged) π¬
ok so first things first: this page lives in the BRL-CAD User Commands manual, the nged section β that's your map, bestie πΊοΈ
β¨ NAME β¨
echo β it echos whatever text you hand it as an argument on the command line. it's literally made for MGED scripts, no cap π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
echo {text} []
π DESCRIPTION π
ok so here's the whole vibe: echo echos whatever text you provide as an argument on the command line. that's it. that's the command. iconic minimalism π
it's intended for use in MGED scripts β so when you're scripting up a whole situation and you need some text to show up, this is your girl β¨
π¦ EXAMPLES π¦
the example below shows off using the echo command to display text. slay π
β Example 1. Using the echo command to display text.
mged> echo some text goes here
Displays the text, some text goes here.Β
so yeah β it displays the text, some text goes here. like, the text you typed comes right back at you. main character energy honestly π
π AUTHOR π
BRL-CAD Team β the legends themselves π«Ά
π BUG REPORTS π
found a bug or a problem? don't suffer in silence bestie π reports of bugs or problems should be submitted via electronic mail to devs@brlcad.org π§
ngl, if something's acting cursed, email the devs β that's the whole move π
that's the page, bestie! fr fr you now know everything about echo that this manual has to offer π§π
ok and for the cute sign-off: this is the BRL-CAD ECHO(nged) page, straight from the BRL-CAD User Commands manual β mwah, go script something iconic ππβ¨
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