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mahills edited this page May 28, 2013
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The print expression in PHP is represented by the print constructor in our PHP AST. Unfortunately, this can conflict with the built-in Rascal print function, which is in the prelude and part of the IO module. To avoid this conflict, use Expr::print, which identifies the constructor as the one defined as part of the Expr datatype.