Console Class |
Namespace: VO
The Console type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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Console |
Instantiate a new Console object.
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Console(Logic) |
Instantiate a new Console object.
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Name | Description | |
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CursorPos |
The current cursor position as a ConsoleCoord object.
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CursorSize |
An integer specifying the current cursor size.
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CursorVisible |
A logic controlling the cursor's visibility.
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Size |
The size of the console as a ConsoleCoord object.
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TextAttribute |
A word specifying the current text attributes.
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Title |
A string specifying the console application's caption.
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Name | Description | |
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Clear |
Clear the console window.
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Destroy |
Provide a method to de-instantiate a.
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Read |
Use this to read the console input buffer.
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Wait |
Waits for a key press or mouse click on the console window.
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Write |
Write a string to the console window.
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WriteError |
Write an error message string to the StdErr handle.
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WriteLine |
Write a string to the console window and start a new line.
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Tip |
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The application type has to be set to Console in the Application Options dialog box in order to run the application within the Win32 console. Otherwise, a separate console window is created. You can also use the Console class to create a separate console window in a regular Windows application, e.g., to output some debug information. |