printing to stdout

[t57042]

How can I print a string to stdout?

Richard

[esgici]

Hello Richard

First, welcome aboard; regards from Turkey

And then, AFAIK in the GUI environment we haven't a "stdout"

For anything to "out" (print), you have defined a "place"; usually a form (window).

If you are about console mode, everything is as usual: print commands are ? or ?? and print functions are QOUT() and QQOUT().

I hope this will be helpful for you.

Regards / Cordialement

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Esgici

[t57042]

Thanks,

and how can I send a string to the clipboard??

Richard

[t57042]

If you are about console mode, everything is as usual: print commands are ? or ?? and print functions are QOUT() and QQOUT().


The only thing that seems to do the trick is : outstd().

It displays "press any key to continue" - can that be avoided??

Richard

[Rathinagiri]

Thanks,

and how can I send a string to the clipboard??

Richard

system.clipboard := cString

[esgici]

The only thing that seems to do the trick is : outstd().

It displays "press any key to continue" - can that be avoided??

Richard

Did you tried ? or QOUT() instead of outstd() ?

Regards

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Esgici

[t57042]

Yes, I did.

[esgici]

May be "press any key to continue" message come from system (OS, CMD of win); not your program.

Regards

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Esgici

[t57042]

Probably, but isn't it possible to write to the console without that?

[esgici]

I guess no !

In general, my console prgs run in "terminate and close cmd window" fashion and I have add WAIT command in prg or PAUSE command in the .bat file that call my prg.

Could you send a simple example ?

Regards

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Esgici