TCB13
5th September 2011, 12:12
Hi!
I've seen this questions asked in StackOverflow and in a old MailList, but none of the answers really work or do what I want to do...
In the past, before I used QT I was developing console applications in C and used fgets at stdin to get info from the user most of the time.
And usually I printed out the ">" char to make the feel that the program was waiting for into to be entered.
But now with qDebug() I always get a new line after printing my "> ".
qDebug() << "> ";
Output:
> \r\n
And of course it blows the entire feel of "write something here!"
How can I get rid of the "new line"?
Another thing I noticed that if I "old-school" printf in slots is not printed in the time it should be why? Usually it only appears on the screen after a qDebug() is issued by another slot :S
Thanks!
I've seen this questions asked in StackOverflow and in a old MailList, but none of the answers really work or do what I want to do...
In the past, before I used QT I was developing console applications in C and used fgets at stdin to get info from the user most of the time.
And usually I printed out the ">" char to make the feel that the program was waiting for into to be entered.
But now with qDebug() I always get a new line after printing my "> ".
qDebug() << "> ";
Output:
> \r\n
And of course it blows the entire feel of "write something here!"
How can I get rid of the "new line"?
Another thing I noticed that if I "old-school" printf in slots is not printed in the time it should be why? Usually it only appears on the screen after a qDebug() is issued by another slot :S
Thanks!