From: lghq1 AT dds DOT nl DOT removethis (Danny van Bruggen)
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Subject: Re: Missing/desired features in RHIDE 1.2
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 1997 16:52:51 GMT
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eggert AT charger DOT newhaven DOT edu (David Eggert) wrote:

>2) I like the feature of redirecting stdout into a separate window that =
you can
>   scroll back and forth through. Being limited to 24 lines in the user =
screen is

I think I can be of real help at last: Try putting a normal
redirection in the program's arguments (Run/Arguments ...) like
">RESULT.TXT". Run the program, open the file RESULT.TXT and there's
your output. If it changes due to another run of the program you will
be asked if you want to reload it.

Works for cout and printf. cerr and clog are already "caught" in a
window.

Bye!