| Re: Output under win32forth turnkey |
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Group: comp.lang.forth · Group Profile
Author: Rod OakfordRod Oakford Date: Aug 10, 2006 07:16
Mark Carter wrote:
> J Thomas wrote:
>> Mark Carter wrote:
>>> I reated a small application in win32forth:
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>>> : go s" hello world" type cr bye ;
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>>> ' go turnkey hello
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>>> When I go to the console and type
>>> hello.exe
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>>> I don't see any output. What gives?
>>
>> I'm no expert in Win32forth, but before the experts arrive I want to
>> suggest
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>> : go s" hello world" type cr key drop bye ;
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> That doesn't work, either.
>
> I type the hello.exe command from the console, rather than
> double-clicking on it. I wondered if it had something to do with the
> neeed to flush stdout, or something. But interestingly, the cosole
> window becomes deselected when I run hello.exe, suggesting that it's
> creating some kind of invisible window that then gets destroyed, or
> something.
By default the console is hidden. Usually applications would create
their own window.
This should work:
: go show-console s" hello world" type cr key drop bye ;
' go turnkey Hello.exe
Regards,
Rod
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