The Run terminal in CLion wraps the output of my program automatically after a certain amount of characters. I run CLion on Windows 10.
How to disable these automatic line breaks?
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So the problem is with windows 11 I cannot use the mode command in batch file or in the cmd itself, it doesnt change the size of the window why is that and how can i fix it?
Already tried to use the mode command in batch files itself or in the command prompt
also tried to use
mode con:cols=80 lines=100
mode 1000
Something changed recently with the Windows Command Prompt on my Windows 10 machine, and it is now printing a large amount of "^B" characters after we run an executable from the command line. The executable is a compiled Fortran program and we have run it many times in the past without this issue. But now we have this carat-B pattern that is clogging my terminal every time I make a run. (see below)
Can anyone point me in the right direction of resolving this issue? I can't find anything on the internet.
I have a problem with doublepasting values into vscode's console, I would like to check what commands are run to find out what's causing the problem and I wasn't able to find out how to do it, I remember launching a command in Sublime Text that logged every command ran to editor's console and I don't know how to enable such mode in vscode.
I have a couple command line apps (launch4j + java.exe) I use.
I'd like to run them on Windows Terminal instead of cmd.exe. But, even after installing Windows Terminal, when I execute the launch4j exe, it still runs on cmd.exe.
If I run wt myapp.exe -oneinput it works, but I'd like to run myapp.exe directly.
Is there any setting I must do so that Windows Terminal is used in place of cmd.exe?
The Windows Terminal team are working to enable Windows Terminal to become the default command-line user experience on Windows.
Stay tuned to the Windows CommandLine Blog for news and updates on up-coming features.
Sometimes when I'm working on RStudio the command prompt > doesn't appear and I can't even save the script.
This time it happened after I was trying to a load a package.
How can I get over this?