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Writing to the Console window while still having a Screen - TheDarkJay - 12-10-2005
How can i print something to the Console Window while still having a Screen open?
I mean something like
SCREENRES 320,200,32,,0
PRINT.TO.Console "Hello World"
Writing to the Console window while still having a Screen - yetifoot - 12-10-2005
heres an example from antoni
http://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=117&highlight=console
Writing to the Console window while still having a Screen - TheDarkJay - 12-10-2005
Doesn't seem to work for me...
Writing to the Console window while still having a Screen - yetifoot - 12-10-2005
no me neither sorry didnt test, change to this
Code:
screen 12
open "CONS" for output as #1
print #1 ,"Hello"
sleepWriting to the Console window while still having a Screen - TheDarkJay - 12-11-2005
Quote:no me neither sorry didnt test, change to this
Code:screen 12
open "CONS" for output as #1
print #1 ,"Hello"
sleep
That works fine...thx. debugging code just became a whole lot easier
Writing to the Console window while still having a Screen - d.j.peters - 12-13-2005
Code:
#define DEBUG
#ifdef DEBUG
# define dprint(msg) open err for output as #24:print #24,"debug: ";msg:close #24
#else
# define dprint(msg):
#endifIf you have for example 100 Lines of debug messages in your code and all works you must remove it all for a final version.
only remove the first line #define DEBUG and all dprint() calls are removed from your code without to do it manualy.
Try it out and have fun.
Joshy