debug.print

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Hi all

I tried the (good old...)vb6 command debug.print and it does not work in
vb.net 2005

I googled some and found these samples:
Debug.WriteLine ("hello")
Console.WriteLi ne("hello")
Trace.WriteLine ("hello")

none of the above prints in the immediate window
1) Where do they print? (am I missing 1 window?)
2) How do I print to the immediate window?

TIA + MERRY XMAS
Guy Cohen

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Re: debug.print

Guy,

Can you look in your Output window?

Cor

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Re: debug.print

Hi Cor

How do I do that?
I know how to show the immediate window (ctrl+g)
I did not see any "show output window" menu/sub menu
I looked in "Debug"->"Windows"

Please kindly show me what to click (menu/key combination)
TIA
Guy

"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" wrote:

Guy,
>
Can you look in your Output window?
>
Cor

[Cor Ligthert[MVP]]

Re: debug.print

Guy,

You see it in your view menu

ctrl alt O

Cor

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Re: debug.print

OK.

Here is what I found in the IDE
1. I can click "View"->"Output" (ctrl+alt+o)
2. I can redirect all output messaages to the immediate window:

a. Click "Tools"->"Options"
b. Go to "Debugging" node (left side of the options child screen)
c. Check "Redirect all output window text to the immediate window"

I wish option c was a default ... :)
....at least when we choose environment->keyboard->visual basic 6....



"Guy Cohen" wrote:

Hi Cor
>
How do I do that?
I know how to show the immediate window (ctrl+g)
I did not see any "show output window" menu/sub menu
I looked in "Debug"->"Windows"
>
Please kindly show me what to click (menu/key combination)
TIA
Guy
>
"Cor Ligthert[MVP]" wrote:
>

Guy,

Can you look in your Output window?

Cor