How can I respond to my program in the Output tab of Visual Studio Code?
I am using the Code Runner extension. Here is a picture of what I want (lower part, near "Ausgabe"):
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The Output panel doesn't support input. That's one of the reasons why they switched from Output panel to Terminal in version 2 of the Tasks API.
It seems the Code Runner extension supports running in the Terminal as well:
"code-runner.runInTerminal": true
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In Visual Studio Code (for Mac OS) version 1.49.0, you can input data through the Output panel after you make the following change in settings:
Click the gear icon in the bottom left corner and select Settings:
Enter "run in terminal" in the search bar:
Check the box next to "Whether to run code in Integrated Terminal".
Attention: Remember to uncheck the box if you want to display the code results on the Output tab again.
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Yup! you cannot write in the output terminal.
But if you don't want to run that in integrated terminal you can just modify your code-runner.executorMap to run that code in a new terminal, which closes after your execution gets finished.
"code-runner.executorMap":{
"c": "cd $dir && gcc $fileName -o $fileNameWithoutExt && gnome-terminal -- bash -c \"./$fileNameWithoutExt\"",
"cpp": "cd $dir && g++ $fileName -o $fileNameWithoutExt && gnome-terminal -- bash -c \"./$fileNameWithoutExt\"",
}
this is for C & C++ and similarly you can write it for other languages as well.
here i have added the gnome-terminal -- bash -c \"./$fileNameWithoutExt\" part
for details of this command, Click here! .
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Aurora087
-x was getting deprecated and might get removed in a later version of gnome-terminal, hence I used --
There is no way to give input in the output section, as you already know, output means result. But there is a workaround for it.
- Step 1: Open settings for you VS_Studio
- Step 2: Type (code runner) in the search bar
- Step 3: Look for "Whether to run in Integrated Terminal"
