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How to enlarge output window (console)??

Started by myrdin, January 01, 2015, 12:55:36 PM

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myrdin

Hi,

my first steps with codeblocks after installing on my Linux MINT 17 machine are console applictions. How can I enlarge the small output window. (I found out, that itś possible to clear it with "system (clear);")
There must exist commands to manipulate this console-window....

myrdin

oBFusCATed

You can changed what options are passed to the terminal program in Settings -> Environment -> General -> Terminal to launch console programs.
(most of the time I ignore long posts)
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myrdin

Much thanks,

I have allready done so. But the launched console (xterm) wasn't a proper candidate. After installing "bash", I can shedule on it's menu how big it has to be when in use.

myrdin

pirx67

It's not clear to me how installing bash solved your problem but I would like to share my settings for xterm as reference for others.

I use as "Terminal to launch console programs" the following command

xterm -geometry 132x50 -T $TITLE -e

The -geometry part does the resizing magic. How to specify correct parameters is shown in the man page of X.

I still use as "Shell to run commands in" the following command
/bin/sh -c

pirx67

bison

I don't know if this will help, but I hold down the control key and use the scroll wheel to enlarge or shrink. Same in the main code window. (I'm on a C with Windows 10).

dwaindibbley

This worked well for me on a 4K display

Settings->Environment -> Terminal to launch console programs

xterm -fa "DejaVu Sans Mono" -fs 24 -geometry 80x30  -T $TITLE -e