Debug/output

[Peter Kirk]

Hi

I am "playing" with some simple aspects of C# with Visual Studio. All I
would like to know right now is how do I get the Console.Write method to
write its output in the Visual Studio debug/output pane? At the moment my
application creates a "command" window and writes output there (all by
itself) - and said window closes itself when the application terminates. (So
I guess somewhere in Visual Studio configuration there is an output
redirection setting or something...?)

Thanks,
Peter

[Bruce Wood]

Re: Debug/output

What type of application is it? WinForms applications usually write
Console.WriteLi ne output to the output pane. Console applications,
logically, write them to the console window.

I think there's a setting somewhere that will tell VS not to close the
console window when done debugging, at least.

[Peter Kirk]

Re: Debug/output


"Bruce Wood" <brucewood@cana da.com> skrev i en meddelelse
news:1117212955 .354181.236500@ g47g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=blue]
> What type of application is it? WinForms applications usually write
> Console.WriteLi ne output to the output pane. Console applications,
> logically, write them to the console window.
>
> I think there's a setting somewhere that will tell VS not to close the
> console window when done debugging, at least.[/color]

It is a "console" application - I just thought that as I had it running in
debug mode via Visual Studio console output would be redirected to the
output window in Visual Studio. Anyway, the simple solution was to add a
"readline" to cause the window to stay popped up.

Thanks,
Peter