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Is there a way to create a second console to output to in .NET when writing a console application?
Started by Matze on
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But there are ways of an application dependant number of console windows and stores the amount and parameters for the console inside a String Dictionary that....
So in short you can not.
A single console is attached to any given process.
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Is there a way to hide the console window when executing a console application?
I am currently using a Windows Forms application to start a console process but I don't want the console window to be displayed while the task is running.
Started by Aaron Thomas on
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A service won't show any kind of UI....
The console from the process :
[DllImport("kernel32.dll")] static extern bool FreeConsole();
(of course this is applicable only if you have access to the console application's source code)
If you're.
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Does any one know what is the use of Zend's console?
any sample program ?
Started by coderex on
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If you have Windows go to Run and enter 'cmd', if you... .
Console = the shell, or command line.
You want to run certain actions of your app with CRON .
It can be very useful if i.e.
Zend console allows you to write console apps in PHP.
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I'm writing a console program.
The program doesn't print anything.
So, it doesn't need to a console window.
I tried to call FreeConsole() function at program starting point.
When I execute the program from windows explorer, a console window appears and...
Started by Benjamin on
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Studio .Net then create a normal console application and change the output type to Windows.
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I'm running a very simple console app on Windows with Qt Creator.
When launching it, the dos console is openned, my output is displayed, but then the app terminates and the console immediately closes.
How can I make sure the console will stay open until...
Started by Jérôme on
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Thus, the application will be launched in a console window and the console window.
In Terminal checkbox.
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Dear ladies and sirs.
My console .NET application has several app domains. My wish is simple - console window per app domain.
Motivation:
The application is actually an MbUnit test assembly and the various app domains are the server hosts all packed in...
Started by mark on
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That being said application, and using Pipes to push the console output for each separate "console" to its own child of this: http://stackoverflow.com....
You can only have (technically) a single console per Application (not AppDomain).
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I have a console application I'm using to run scheduled jobs through windows scheduler. All the communication to/from the application is in email, event logging, database logs. Is there any way I can suppress the console window from coming up?
Started by Jeff on
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A Windows Service?
It's a hack, but the following blog post describes how you can hide the console window:
http://expsharing.blogspot.com/2008/03/hideshow-console-window-in-net-black.html
Borrowed = FindWindow(null, "Your console....
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I have a console application that's calling a web service method.
In the web service method, I am using System.Console.WriteLine , but its getting ignored.
How can I give feedback to the console application from within my web service method?
Started by JL on
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You can use a logging framework like the one in the SixPack library console, you need to put your Console.....
You can't because System.Console.WriteLine will write to the server console, whereas you want output on the client console.
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I'm creating a simple console application under Windows XP and wondering if there is a way to keep the console window open after the application is run from the Windows run prompt, without putting an endless loop at the end of main(). I want the app to...
Started by tkyle on
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You can even do it with a single application that when called/questions/1173208/what-is-the-best-practice-for-combating-the-console-closing-issue/1173925#1173925.
Your console application.
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What I want to do is something like this:
ConsoleWindow1.Print("1"); ConsoleWindow2.Print("2");
When I run the program, two console windows pop up and one gets printed with 1 and the other gets printed with 2. Is there a simple way of doing this?
Started by Daniel T. on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can start two processes and then do some sort of IPC to coordinate with each other
One way I see, to write a console, I didn't try but may be you can open....
For console based application there can be only one console per process.
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