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Output Pane in IDE
Posted: 26 January 2006, 4:04 AM
by victorf
Other than selecting Output in the View Menu ( or pressing F8 ) what causes the Output window to open. How can I suppress this. It is annoying when the window seems to pop open for no reason. How can I configure the IDE so that the Output window only opens when I want it to?
Any enlightenment will be appreciated.
Vic
Posted: 26 January 2006, 8:15 AM
by dkinzer
How can I configure the IDE so that the Output window only opens when I want it to?
Firstly, we'll need to perfect the telepathic input device.
Seriously, though, can you describe what you do just before the window unexpectedly opens? It will open whenever something is output to it, e.g. when you do a compile.
Posted: 26 January 2006, 10:52 AM
by victorf
Seriously, though, can you describe what you do just before the window unexpectedly opens? It will open whenever something is output to it, e.g. when you do a compile.
Don,
I am not doing any compiling. I am only writing code. There is nothing going on that requires output. In fact I do not even have a ZX attached to the comport. Every time I switch windows from module to module the Output Pane opens. I can set the View => Output to off (unchecked) ( or use F8 )and the pane closes then I switch to another window and switch back and the pane is again open. I have actually been writing code and had the Output Pane open. I am not
aware of doing anything to cause it. I will make an effort to see what I am doing to cause this.
Is this better than telepathy
Vic
Posted: 26 January 2006, 12:24 PM
by dkinzer
Every time I switch windows from module to module the Output Pane opens.
I see what you mean. I had never noticed that before. Until we find out why it is happening, you can work around it by dragging the splitter bar downward until there is only a thin strip of the white-background window visible.
Posted: 26 January 2006, 13:37 PM
by dkinzer
The cause of the problem has been found and resolved. An update will be posted pending test confirmation.