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Change Program Console Width/Columns

Started by whitebloodcell, September 03, 2014, 03:19:50 PM

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whitebloodcell

I need to output longish lines of text to the console window, and as it is they flow across several lines and are difficult to read, how can I adjust the number of columns/width of the program console window?

Jenna

Right-click into the log (or probably on the tab, depending on your OS) and click on "Toggle wrap mode".
If you do not have the option upgrade your C::B.

whitebloodcell

This is all I see, there is no 'Toggle wrap mode' when I write click on the Program Console. Using on Xubuntu (normally I am on Windows, but the code I am working with refuses to function there)


BlueHazzard

this is a programming question and has !nothing! to do with c::b...
search for the internet how to resize your console window, or add automatic newlines in your code....

greetings

whitebloodcell

I disagree, this is not a programming problem at all. Any command window, be windows cmd, putty, or linux terminal can allow more character width through a change in settings, totally independent of the code. I am just looking for where the setting for this is.

oBFusCATed

If you're on linux read the manual for your console emulator and then enter the appropriate options in Settings -> Environment -> General Settings -> Terminal to launch console programs
(most of the time I ignore long posts)
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