How can I increment numbers in a console window? I have code that is transferring a file from one place to another which is all working great. The console window output is a Console.Writeline("myapp.exe is working, please wait...") and Console.Write(percentComplete & "%"). I would like to increment the percentComplete. Is it possible to do that without clearing the consol window and writing these two lines again?
can someone give a example of doing bubble sorting with numbers the simplest way if possible.all i know is that it uses a boolean to stop sorting, a variable which records how many swaps are done in a run if its 0 it stops swapping but other than that i dont know how to write a program doing bubble sorting?
my teacher didnt give me any examples of bubble sorting other than a algorithm, and before u ask no its not for homework i am looking bck at my computing notes and i just dont understand any of it!
if u could explain it to me step by step and give a simple brief exmaple using numbers
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Basically on my case 3 I want it to save everything that's been on the console window. It should save it to here: Dim fileToSave As String = "AllDataOnConsoleWindow.txt"
Question: I have a console program that shouldn't be seen.(It resets IIS and deletes temp files.)Right now I can manage to hide the window right after start like this:
static void Main(string[] args) { var currentProcess = System.Diagnostics.Process.GetCurrentProcess();
I have a VB .NET 2003 application that runs on the console. When the application runs, the console window pops up which isn't always necessary. Does anyone know of a way to prevent that console window from popping up, but still continue to run? I was thinking of something along these lines:
I have a console application that lists all files in a folder and then deletes them![code]This code lists the hole path to the file, but i only want that the filenames are shown (not the path)!And i also want the console window to close after 5 seconds. How do i specify that.. Haven't found any answers anywhere!
I am writing a console program in vb.net 2010 .net 4.0. Through out the program there are many lines of info. presented to the user in the console window. I was wondering if there is a way to copy all those lines from the code, cause I want to save the text as a log to the operations carried out.
If there's a way to hide the psexec console window? Even if in the startinfo of the process I set .StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = True the console window is still showing.
I am making a console application that basically just takes in rainfall over the year, then exports the data into an Excel template and saves it. I've accomplished all this but cannot for the life of me get the window to minimize. I can change the size but everything I've tride doesn't work.
I am starting a Console (3rd party application) with a New Process in vb.net. I simply want to size the window when it loads. All the APIs have not worked, SetWindowPos, MoveWindow, etc... need to work in all versions of Windows. Anybody have solid code that does this?
Im creating a simple app that has no need for a gui. I need to allow pasting into the console window by any means. Context window like command prompt or just ctrl + v
I'm writing a console Application in VB.NET. I give user a list of menus to choose from and the last one is Enter 'Q' to quit. what command will actually close the console window.
Is there a way to programmatically change the font size of a console window? I know that you can right click on the window's button in the taskbar and click on properties.... but is there a way to do it on a per-application, per-use basis, and do it programmatically?
I've got an old dynamic link library that I'm using which was created primarily to be used in a console environment. As such it generally indicates what it's doing through Console.Write(). I've recently created a windows form which is using some of the functions from this library. I'd like to be able to grab the console output and place it in a textbox on my windows form so that the user can have some indication of the progress (right now it just says "Working").
I have in a console application. I need the program to show a OpenFileDialog window when certain text is entered, such as "file". I've tried doing this and I cannot get it to work.
I want to open a command window on a remote machine. I'm using a tool called RCTRLX to launch remote process (very similar to PSEXEC) but I can't get it to display the actual window. The process is always launched hidden. What do I need to do to have actually display the console window?
I am using VB in VS 2008. I have written a program which loads data into SQL Server nightly. It is a Windows Forms application which runs well from Task Scheduler when a user is logged in. However when I try to run it when there is no user logged in, the program starts but it just sits idle.
How would i run a batch file and instead of opening a DoS window and showing the text in a Textbox or Richtextbox... And if i can do that, how would i make another textbox that issues commands to said batch file
I have both the VB and C# versions of Visual Studio 2008 Express. When I run a console application in either version, instead of the console opening in an old DOS style command window like it does in VS 2005, it actually blacks out both monitors attached to my computer and treats the entire screen real estate as the console.Anyone know how to get the app to run in a small command-type window when I run it? It's like the console is running Full Screen. If I set a break point, switch from the IDE t the console and then hit Alt+Enter it switches to the small window that I want, but I still can't figure out how to make the app start with the console that way.I could post a screenshot but it would look like a big black square...no window, no frame, just the inky blackness of frustration.
I'm currently taking a VB class as a complimentary in college, so keep in mind that I'm lowest of the low when it comes to this. For my assignment, using a console application, I need to create a pyramid of stars, such as this:
Enter number of stars: 3 *** ** *
So far, I've gotten to the point where it'll display enter number of stars: 3 3 2 1
I have a form program that runs long, and for kicks I was wondering if I could out put some data to a "real console" -not the Console useing the Output debugger.
When running a console application, the dos window disappears without asking for a "press any key to continue", why? What setting in 2010 is not set correctly?
Do we have increment operators in VB.Net? I want to use post increment and Pre increment operators in VB.Net.I want touse the statement like, i++ and ++i.
Is it possible to view client transaction requests and host response in a self hosted console window?
Front end client sends request to service Service console displays requested data in console window and forwards to listening server Server responds with data Response is displayed in console window
I guess it would be displaying the traces in the console window.