Immediate Windows

[Gunawan]

Hi,
Usually I could type command such as
? "Hello"

In immediate window but I can't do that anymore in C# 2005 Express IDE.
If I want to perform such function, how can I do that?

Regards,
Gunawan

 

[Patrick]

Hi,
Usually I could type command such as
? "Hello"

In immediate window but I can't do that anymore in C# 2005 Express IDE.
If I want to perform such function, how can I do that?

Regards,
Gunawan

By the looks of it you should read an elementary book on C#.
I remember that in BASIC on could type ? "Hello",
which would print Hello in your screen. But in C# this
is a little more complicated.

 

[Steve McLellan]

By the looks of it you should read an elementary book on C#.
I remember that in BASIC on could type ? "Hello",
which would print Hello in your screen. But in C# this
is a little more complicated.

No... the Immediate window evaluates instructions immediately, and is able
to use info from the currently running application, for example. In answer
to the original poster, I haven't used the 2005 Express release but it's
possible it just isn't implemented yet - it's still a relatively early beta.
You could check the release pages - there's a list of missing / broken
features.

Steve

 

[Sean Hederman]

As I recall, the Command Window has two modes: Command and Immediate.
Enter the following line exactly (inc >) and press enter

cmd

will switch you from Immediate Mode to Command Mode. The following line
followed by enter
immed
will switch you from command mode to immediate mode.