Does anyone know how to stop the the console window in appcelerator studio from becoming the active window when a new status message comes through?
I'm editing code in one window and then without warning i'm typing in the console window because a new console message came through. Even if I close the console window it will pop back open whenever a new log message comes though.
Thanks in advance.
I found some options under preferences->Console/Debug/Console that should fixed the issue. Uncheck
Show when a program writes to standard error
Show when a program writes to standard output
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I am developing an API using c# in .NET Core in Visual Studio Code on a Mac. When I press F5 to debug, I get an alert box with the text Do you want Code to open the external website?. I usually just close this box by pressing escape. This process becomes tedious when you have to rebuild the API many times and every time you have to wait for the alert box just to close it to finish the build.
Any idea how to stop the dialog box from appearing?
Found a solution:
Open launch.json
Remove the serverReadyAction object.
Now the API starts without the alert or tab opening in browser.
I re-compiled the Tor Browser on Windows with minGW, and after I launch Tor, the console window opens too- he shows me all the details from the begging of launching Tor.
There is a way to hide this console window?
by the way i did the same thing in Linux with Terminal and it did not open the console window.
The way that you can hide the console window is to add to your "main" file this line
ShowWindow(GetConsoleWindow(), SW_HIDE);
and re-compile again.
it will open your tor.exe console window for less then 1 second, and will close him self automatically.
if any one else knows how to completely avoid the opening of the console window ill be glad to hear the way to do that.
When my program is paused in Visual Studios 2010 during debugging, like from reaching a break point and me doing a manual step through, the program window becomes impossible to view.
It is a GUI window not a console window, which I run simultaneously with my program and am still able to view. The window seems to be open it's just that when I click its icon on the taskbar it doesn't come to the front of all the other windows. When I minimize all the windows in front of it, I see the outline of the window but it is either blacked out or showing the remnants of previously expanded windows.
I've noticed this with using Visual Studio's before (various versions of it), and after trying other IDE's that didn't have this behavior I notice it more. It would be really helpful to view the program's change's as I step through the program. Anyone know how I can do this?
I searched a long while and couldn't find a single reference to this matter.
The reason the window doesn't display is that the window paint message won't be processed if the main thread has been paused. Which other IDEs let you do this? I haven't come across any native code debuggers that do this on Windows.
If you are stepping through code that is run by the main thread, then the main thread can't simultaniously poll the message pump, which is needed for the GUI to work.
If you debug a different thread, the GUI will work while you are debugging.
Hi I want to make a small test window app that can force IE to save its data and shutdown upon a button click and restart with same tabs when another button is clicked??
I am fairly new to Win32 programming can anyone help me out here.??
Any leads will be appriciated??
Try to find one of each browser class with EnumChildWindows then you save the text(current link) of each one, and send a WM_CLOSE message to the program, if you debug the IE you'll probably see a CALL to the function to open a new window, when you find it, you can call it again and with the new browser class you put the text you got from the one that was opened
I'm writing and then debugging a console application in VC++ 2008, it then happens that closing Visual Studio IDE, the console window remain opened, and there is no way to close it!
Also if I try a machine reboot the machine doesn't restart. The only way is turning off the power.
In the process list there are no signs of the console window.
If I try to investigate the console window with tools like Spy++ I found the window but in the "process" tab there is a process ID that doesn't exists, in the "General" tab the "window proc" field says "Unavailable".
How is it possible?
How can I kill those type of windows as there is no processe to kill?
thanks
Most annoying bug ever; get the hotfix.