Console window
The Console is the standard input and output device for Java programs in the IDE.
All running programs are shown in the All Programs pane. If a thread has standard
output, it outputs it to the Output pane. If several threads are running
concurrently, they all output to the same pane, which may result in overlapping output.
When a running program requires standard input:
- Select the program in the All Programs pane.
- Type the input in the Standard Input pane.
- Click the Submit button
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Tool Bar
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Clear |
Clear the Console window |
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Submit |
Submit the input |
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Open Debugger |
Start the debugger |
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Terminate |
Terminate the application |
Menus
The Console Window has the following menus:
- File Has additional option Save As, which
saves Console output for a selected program to a file.
- Edit Has additional option Clear, which
clears the Standard Out or Standard In pane.
- Workspace
- Programs - Has the following options:
- Clear Output, which clears the Output pane
- Terminate, which ends the execution of the selected program
- Terminate and Remove, which terminates the selected program and removes
it from the All Programs pane
- Terminate All, which terminates all running programs
- Remove all Terminated, which removes all non-running programs from the
All Programs pane.
- Window
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