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I have an external DLL whose source code is C#. From the documentation for the DLL, I determined that it writes its debug messages to the console using Console.WriteLine.
I'd like to use this DLL within a WinForms application. However, what I have discovered is that I cannot see the debug messages emitted by the DLL since a WinForms application does not have a console.
is there a way to capture those debug messages, perhaps even to a simple log file? Of course, using ProcessInfo.RedirectStandartOutput will not work as I do not use the DLL as a process.
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In Visual Studio uppermost menu choose Debug > Windows > Output. It shows all Console. WriteLine("Debug MyVariable: " + MyVariable) when you get to them.
A Windows form application is an application that has a graphical user interface(GUI) like the Visual C# IDE. A console program on the other hand is a text application. There are not fancy controls like buttons or textboxes in a console application and they are run from the command prompt.
Writes the text representation of the specified objects, followed by the current line terminator, to the standard output stream using the specified format information.
By using: \n – It prints new line. By using: \x0A or \xA (ASCII literal of \n) – It prints new line. By using: Console. WriteLine() – It prints new line.
Call Console.SetOut with a TextWriter you control (e.g. a StringWriter).
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