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type ( c-addr u – ) core
If u>0, display u characters from a string starting with the character stored at c-addr.
xemit ( xc – ) xchar “x-emit”
Display extended char xc.
emit ( c – ) core
Display the byte c; for ASCII characters, emit is
equivalent to xemit; for multi-byte characters, additional
emit or type calls may be needed to display a
complete character.
typewhite ( c-addr u – ) gforth-0.2
Like type, but white space is printed instead of the
characters. For now, only works correctly for strings of ASCII
characters.