Re: Suppressing Print
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- Subject: [mg32679] Re: [mg32665] Suppressing Print
- From: Ken Levasseur <Kenneth_Levasseur at uml.edu>
- Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2002 03:41:32 -0500 (EST)
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Aaron:
I think that one of the most common ways to handle this is to give your
functions an option. For example you could call it Verbose.
Depending on whether you do or don't print in most cases, you would set
Options[YourFunction]={Verbose->(True or False)}. If the default is True
you would evaluate the functions in the loops with Verbose->False. Are
you familiar with programming options into a function?
Ken Levasseur
Math. Sci.
UMass Lowell
Aaron wrote:
> Is it possible to suppress Print commands in a function. I have
> written several functions, most of which have Print commands providing
> feedback during the operation. A couple of these functions are called
> in loops inside of other functions and I would like to suppress the
> Print functions of these embedded function calls.
> Thanks
> Aaron
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- Suppressing Print