Platform and version requirements: JVM (1.0)

fun StringBuilder.appendln(): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

Appends a line separator to this StringBuilder.

Platform and version requirements: JVM (1.0)

fun StringBuilder.appendln(
    value: StringBuffer?
): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(
    value: CharSequence?
): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: String?): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Any?): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(
    value: StringBuilder?
): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: CharArray): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Char): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Boolean): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Int): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Short): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Byte): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Long): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Float): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

fun StringBuilder.appendln(value: Double): StringBuilder

Deprecated: Use appendLine instead. Note that the new method always appends the line feed character '\\n' regardless of the system line separator.

Appends value to this StringBuilder, followed by a line separator.