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PrintTemporary
PrintTemporary
[
expr
]
prints
expr
as a temporary cell in a notebook, removing it when the evaluation of the current input line is complete.
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PrintTemporary
returns an object that can be supplied to
NotebookDelete
to immediately delete the temporary cell.
PrintTemporary
creates a cell with style
"PrintTemporary"
.
EXAMPLES
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Basic Examples
(2)
Print a temporary cell during an evaluation:
In[1]:=
Out[1]=
Explicitly delete temporary cells during the course of evaluation:
In[1]:=
If not deleted, multiple temporary cells are printed:
In[2]:=
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Print
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Generating Unstructured Output
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