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Where to watch the console.write text?

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    I use console.write("xxx") in my project. But there is nothing in local output. How to find the text? vs.net 2005 beta 1.

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      I use console.write("xxx") in my project. But there is nothing in local output. How to find the text? vs.net 2005 beta 1.

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      The Output tab, although it's most common to use Trace.Write(xxx) to debug code.

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        The Output tab, although it's most common to use Trace.Write(xxx) to debug code.

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        There is some internal information in the output tab. However, there is nothing about my output.

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          There is some internal information in the output tab. However, there is nothing about my output.

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          Console.Write() as its name says, writes into a cosole window. the Visual Studio output window displays some debug informations, as it has been said to you already... if you want to write text there anyway, replace your Console.Write() with Trace.Write()


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            Console.Write() as its name says, writes into a cosole window. the Visual Studio output window displays some debug informations, as it has been said to you already... if you want to write text there anyway, replace your Console.Write() with Trace.Write()


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            The Trace.write() do not show text in output tab ,too.

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              The Trace.write() do not show text in output tab ,too.

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              are you in release mode ?


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                are you in release mode ?


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                There is only debug mode in vs.net 2005 beta 1.

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                  I use console.write("xxx") in my project. But there is nothing in local output. How to find the text? vs.net 2005 beta 1.

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                  don't know if you've solved this but use debug.write("string") then look in local

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