xout

Purpose The xout statement is used to write string data to the output stream.
Format xout({body}) nocode;

xout({body});

{nocode} (optional) if absent it specifies that Superx++ statements enclosed in the {body} of the xout statement are to be processed before being written to the output stream.
{body} the string data to be written to the output stream or a Superx++ statement that evaluates to a string
Example #1 xout("Hello World!");

Prints the string Hello World! to the output stream

Example #2 xout("Hello " + "World!");

Prints the string Hello World! to the output stream

Example #3 xout(MyEmployee.GetSalary());

Gets the salary from the MyEmployee object via the method GetSalary and writes the result to the output stream

Example #4 xout(MyEmployee.GetSalary()) nocode;

Writes the XML element eval and its two attributes to the output stream as follows:
<eval object="MyEmployee" method="GetSalary" />