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theuserbl

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Thursday, March 27th 2014, 8:05pm

Added Console.Print and Console.Input

I have long thought about it, but sorry, I like it. So I have now done it in the Framework:
[ http://www.jabaco.org/wiki/Latest_JabacoFramework_Binary ]

You know, that to write on the Console you write

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System.out.println("Hello")
or simple

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out.println("Hello")


But that isn't VB-like.

In Jabao you write in the PictureBox with

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Picture1.Print("Hello")
, in the Form

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Form.Print("Hello")
and in the Debug-Window with

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Debug.Print("Hello")

So I have now added for the Console a

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Console.Print("Hello")


Visual Basic 6 don't support the console. But I think, this command would be existing, if console support would be part of VB6.

Additional there is a little "Console.Input". Here an example:

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Dim tmpStr As String
Console.Print("Please input a text:")
tmpStr = Console.Input()
Console.Print("You have input '" & tmpStr & "' as text.")
Console.Print("")
tmpStr = Console.Input("Please input an other text: ")
Console.Print("Your new text was: '" & tmpStr & "'.")


I think it is a lot of easier, then the handling with arrays in the "ConsoleQuiz" of the Jabaco Samples.


Additional I have changed the ExceptionDialog, to set the details as default off.
It makes no sense, to change it on and off, when it is as default on. Before anybody presses the button for lesser details, they pressed the button, to close the dialog.

Greatings
theuserbl

theuserbl

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Thursday, March 27th 2014, 8:13pm

Oh, before I forget it:
If you want to start a Console.Input in the Jabaco-IDE, you have to set in the "Project" area selecting the Tree-path "Project" and set the property for "Startup" to "Console" and NOT to "Window".

If you selected at the beginning "Console Application", then "Console" is in the properties set as default.
But if you have choosen, for example "SDI Application", then "Window" is in the properties set as default.

If "Window" is set, then you become some errors, if you start your program.

Greatings
theuserbl

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Sunday, March 30th 2014, 5:09pm

Quoted from "theuserbl"

Oh, before I forget it:
If you want to start a Console.Input in the Jabaco-IDE, you have to set in the "Project" area selecting the Tree-path "Project" and set the property for "Startup" to "Console" and NOT to "Window".

If you selected at the beginning "Console Application", then "Console" is in the properties set as default.
But if you have choosen, for example "SDI Application", then "Window" is in the properties set as default.

If "Window" is set, then you become some errors, if you start your program.

Greatings
theuserbl


Thanks, theuserbl, will try it during the week.

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