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Re: PRINT on same line [message #32917 is a reply to message #32852] Thu, 14 November 2002 14:17 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Andrew Cool is currently offline  Andrew Cool
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trouble wrote:
>
> David Fanning <david@dfanning.com> wrote in message news:<MPG.183b90807a392248989a16@news.frii.com>...
>>
>> I think you understood correctly for UNIX. The
>> Windows way is a progress bar. :-)
>>
>
> Not... widgets!!! Those little monkeys get everywhere. It's bad enough
> just using the IDLDE after years of vi, oh vi <sigh>.


Ah Trouble,


You'll also find that you can't ring the terminal bell under Windows
with a print,String(7B) either. The IDL Development environment
captures
non-printable character codes and displays them as the vertical bar
character
in the Output Log. Same diff for the Backspace/Delete control code.

But if you ask Dr Fanning nicely, he'll give you a routine to ring the
bell
under Windows anyway.

Suggest you pester RSI with a Software Change Request to allow at least
a few
of the common control codes to work correctly under IDLDE.


Andrew

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