The print command prints the value of an expression.
| print expression, ... | Print the value of the expression(s) expression, .... |
| print -r expression | Print the value of the expression expression including its inherited members (C++ only). |
| print +r expression | Don't print inherited members when the dbx output_inherited_members Environment Variable is on (C++ only). |
| print -d [-r] expression | Show dynamic type of expression expression instead of static type (C++ only). |
| print +d [-r] expression | Don't use dynamic type of expression expression when the dbx output_dynamic_type Environment Variable is on (C++ only). |
| print -p expression | Call the prettyprint Function. |
| print +p expression | Do not call the prettyprint Function when the dbx output_pretty_print Environment Variable is on. |
| print -l expression | (`Literal') Do not print the left side. If the expression is a string (char *), do not print the address, just print the raw characters of the string, without quotes. |
| print -fformat expression | Use format as the format for integers, strings, or floating-point expressions (see Output Formats). |
| print -Fformat expression | Use the given format but do not print the left hand side (the variable name or expression) (see Output Formats). |
| print -o expression | Print the value of expression, which must be an enumeration as an ordinal value. You may also use a format string here (-fformat). This option is ignored for non-enumeration expressions. |
| print -- expression | `--' signals the end of flag arguments. This is useful if expression may start with a plus or minus (see Scope for scope resolution rules. See Redirection to redirect the output of the print command and add a trailing comment.) |
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