$FUNCNAME$
  DEVOUT()
$CATEGORY$
  TERMINAL/IO
$SUMMARY$
   Write a value to the current device
$LANG_RU$
        .
$SYNTAX$
     DEVOUT(<exp>, [<cColorString>]) --> NIL
$LANG_RU$
     DEVOUT(<>,[<>]) -->NIL
$ARGUMENTS$
     <exp> is the value to display.
     <cColorString> is an optional argument that defines the display
     color of <exp>.  If the current DEVICE setting is SCREEN, the output is
     displayed in the specified color.
     If not specified, <exp> is displayed as the standard color of the
     current system color as defined by SETCOLOR().  <cColorString> is a
     character expression containing the standard color setting.  If you want
     to specify a literal color setting, enclose it in quote marks.
$LANG_RU$
     <> -     
     <> -  ,    
      <>.    - ,  
        .
        ,  <>   
        ,   SETCOLOR().
     <> -  ,   
     .       ,  
          .
$RETURNS$
     DEVOUT() always returns NIL.
$LANG_RU$
     DEVOUT()   NIL.
$DESCRIPTION$
     DEVOUT() is a full-screen display function that writes the value of a
     single expression to the current device at the current cursor or
     printhead position.  Use DEVOUT() with DEVPOS() in Std.ch to implement
     the @...SAY command.
$LANG_RU$
     DEVOUT() -   ,   
        ,     
      .   DEVOUT()    DEVPOS()
       STD.CH    @...SAY.
$EXAMPLES$
       This example shows the relationship between the DEVOUT()
	function and the @...SAY command:

	DEVPOS(10, 10)
	DEVOUT("Hello there", "BG+/B"))
	//
	@ 10, 10 SAY "Hello there" COLOR "BG+/B"
$LANG_RU$
           DEVOUT() 
        @...SAY:

	  DEVPOS(10,10)
	  DEVOUT("","BG+/B")
	  //
	  @10,10 SAY ""
$SEEALSO$
  COL(),DEVPOS(),QOUT(),ROW(),SETPOS()
$END$
