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Installed the new Visual Studio Community for Mac. Just tried to run some existing command line app. Where does Console.WriteLine output on VisualStudio for Mac? Is that possible to redirect on the Terminal? Thanks
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After you've opened it, you'll see the terminal pad at the bottom of the Visual Studio for Mac window. The Visual Studio for Mac integrated terminal immediately after being launched. Now that you've got the terminal set up, let's look at some of its features.
Developer Community. Write a simple console app and run it. At the bottom of the window, click the "Application Output" placard to make the Application Output Console show up -- this shows the output of what the app has written to the console, among other things.
Press F11 . Visual Studio calls the Console. WriteLine(String, Object, Object) method. The console window displays the formatted string.
Here's how to open Console on your Mac: Go to Applications > Utilities and double-click Console to launch it. You'll see your Mac listed on the left-hand side, along with any other Apple devices on your Wi-Fi network, and logged in to your Apple ID.
View menu > Pads > Application Output
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When I press the play button on the top left it launches "Terminal" and runs the code in there. Try starting a new console app and see if that works with the given hello world.
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