**(print: //Any//) -> //[[harlowe:Command|Command]]//**

Harlowe's version of the "print" macro, common to most story formats.

=== Example usage: ===

''%%(print: $var + "s")%%''

=== Details: ===

It is capable of printing things which [[harlowe:text|(text:)]] cannot convert to a [[harlowe:string|string]],
such as [[harlowe:changer|changer]] commands - but these will usually become bare descriptive
text like ''%%[A (font: ) command]%%''. You may find this useful for debugging purposes.

This command can be stored in a variable instead of being performed immediately.
Notably, the expression to print is stored inside the command, instead of being
re-evaluated when it is finally performed. So, a passage
that contains:

<code>
(set: $name to "Dracula")
(set: $p to (print: "Count " + $name))
(set: $name to "Alucard")
$p
</code>
will still result in the text ''%%Count Dracula%%''. This is not particularly useful
compared to just setting ''%%$p%%'' to a string, but is available nonetheless.

=== See also: ===

[[harlowe:text|(text:)]], [[harlowe:display|(display:)]]