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nl-out
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In Any§

See primary documentation in context for method nl-out 

method nl-out(--> Str)

Returns Str with the value of "\n". See IO::Handle.nl-out for the details.

Num.nl-out.print;     # OUTPUT: «␤»
Whatever.nl-out.print;# OUTPUT: «␤»
33.nl-out.print;      # OUTPUT: «␤»

In IO::Handle§

See primary documentation in context for method nl-out 

has Str:D $.nl-out is rw = "\n";

One of the attributes that can be set via .new or open. Defaults to "\n". Takes a Str specifying output line ending for this handle, to be used by methods .put and .say.

with 'test'.IO {
    given .open: :w {
        .put: 42;
        .nl-out = 'foo';
        .put: 42;
        .close;
    }
    .slurp.raku.say; # OUTPUT: «"42\n42foo"␤»
}