Write to the scite console from my dll

[monoceres]

Hi!

How do I write to the SciTe console just like ConsoleWrite() does? When I try writing to it with std::cout the data isn't shown until the autoit process terminates. Do I need to tell SciTe that I have written to the standard stream or something?

Edited December 4, 2008 by monoceres

[Valik]

Use std::endl to flush the stream.

std::cout<<"Test"<<std::endl;

[monoceres]

Use std::endl to flush the stream.

std::cout<<"Test"<<std::endl;

Oh, never would have figured that out. I tried using "\n" for line breaks.

Thanks!

[Wus]

Is it not standard to use std::endl for outputting? I never even thought to try to use a "\n" to be honest.

[Valik]

It is standard. But apparently monocres didn't read where streams are buffered and need flushed which is one of a couple things std::endl does.

[monoceres]

I guess I read something about it when I started learning C++ a few years ago, but since then I really have had no reason to read up on std::endl since there was no visual difference between it and "\n" when doing regular C++ console apps.

Edited December 5, 2008 by monoceres