I have the feeling that is probably not possible:
I am trying to print on the terminal text without a new line.
I have tried process.stdout.write and npm jetty but they all seem to automatically append a new line at the end.
Is it possible to write to stdout without having an automatic newline?
Just to be clear: I am not concerned about browsers, I am only interested in UNIX/Linux writing what in C/C++ would be the equivalent of:
std::cout << "blah";
printf("blah");
process.stdout.write() does not automatically add a new line. If you post precise details about why you think it does, we can probably tell you how you are getting confused, but while console.log() does add a newline, process.stdout.write() has no frills and will not write anything you don't explicitly pass to it.
Here's a shell session providing supporting evidence:
echo 'process.stdout.write("123")' > program.js
node program.js | wc -c
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node -e 'process.stdout.write("123")' | wc -c ; )According to this link process.stdout.write():
console.log equivalent could look like this:
console.log = function(msg) {
process.stdout.write(`${msg}\n`);
};
So process.stdout.write should meet your request...
