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Article #12380Re: cout, printf
From: Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2003 02:51
Date: Fri, 05 Dec 2003 02:51
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If I had to do that I'd probably write a simple console mode app that also creates a hidden window and send the messages as strings from my GUI program to that window using WM_COPYDATA. . Ed > dESFasado wrote in message > news:oprznx7gmf3sxi43@localhost... > > I know maybe this is a so trivial question. I've recently moved > from delphi to builder c++ and found out that's not that simple > to use the console; > > I've search on google many code snippets that'll do the work > using printf, cout and friends but none worked at all. > > So my question is simple. Which is the most easiest way to > have a console ouput in a gui application using borlnad c++ > builder 6 under windows xp?
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