Re: Say...

[Andre Gillieron]

You can always write:

    System.err.println(" expression resulting in string ")

and, if you like, wrap this in a simple method at the bottom of your
class:

  method SayErr(string); System.err.println(string)

referred to thus:

  sayerr("This will appear in stderr:" whatever)

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Mike Cowlishaw, IBM Fellow, IBM UK Laboratories
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