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ScottH
Curious how you could embed a console in a Windows form.. any ideas ?
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Brian Gideon
In the past I've done this using the AllocConsole API.
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ScottH
Yeah I got the console to show up that way. It comes up as a separate
window from my forms. I wanted to embed it in a form, any idea how to
do that?
window from my forms. I wanted to embed it in a form, any idea how to
do that?
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ScottH said:
I am afraid that you will need to code the entire console then.
Arne
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Andrew P.
There is a way to pass values to the console window and return the response.
I used it once to get the return of a ping command. I'll post it if I find
the code. In the meanwhile have a look at this:
http://www.geekpedia.com/tutorial230_Capturing-Applications-in-a-Form-with-API-Calls.html -
I believe it's similar to what you've already done, but worth checking out.
I used it once to get the return of a ping command. I'll post it if I find
the code. In the meanwhile have a look at this:
http://www.geekpedia.com/tutorial230_Capturing-Applications-in-a-Form-with-API-Calls.html -
I believe it's similar to what you've already done, but worth checking out.
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Andrew P.
I found it and posted it:
http://www.geekpedia.com/code42_Pass-values-and-retrieve-response-from-Command-Prompt.html
Hope it helps.
http://www.geekpedia.com/code42_Pass-values-and-retrieve-response-from-Command-Prompt.html
Hope it helps.
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Leon Lambert
I made a tool that could either be pure command line or be windowedScottH said:
depending on the arguments. If no arguments was supplied it was a
windowed interface. It also displayed a console. I just made a console
application and added windows to it like following.
[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
if (args.Length == 0)
{
interactive = new Form1();
Application.Run(interactive);
}
else
DoCommandLine(args);
}
Hope this helps
Leon Lambert
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ScottH
thanks for all the response everyone 