[Solved] Console Output in the IDE

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[Solved] Console Output in the IDE

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Hi folks,

I wish I could see the console output of commands like 'PrintN()' directly in the IDE on linux. Unfortunality the command 'OpenConsole()' opens no new window. This works only on Windows (and Mac?).

It would be very cool to see the actual console output directly in the IDE or an extra window which can be attached to the IDE. So you are also able to output things for debugging without using the debugger. :wink:
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Re: Console Output in the IDE

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If you select executable type "Console" in the compiler options, the IDE will start the program in a terminal so you can see the output.
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Re: Console Output in the IDE

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Oh nice. I didn't know about this feature.
But still it would be cool if the console could be integrated in the IDE, maybe optionally.
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