What happened to System.Console.Write?

[epcompany]

I think that the C# instruction:

System.Console.Write("The Wonderful World of C# Programming");

should be included as part of:

using System;

The instruction compiles.

If I open the NT Output window AND the normal DOS window, the instruction is executed but produces nothing on either window.

So, where'd my Wonderful World go?

Thanks,

Larry

PS: You will guess where I'm going with this so I might as well "included" the next question:

Compileable console reads seem ignored as well:

int Number;
string strNumber;
strNumber = Console.ReadLine();
Number = int.Parse(strNumber);

Where'd they go?

Obvoiously, I want to control my strategy from the keyboard and not let it run on its own hook without the ability for higher lever direction.

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Larry, please use the Print command to write to the NinjaTrader output window, for more info on the Console Class please refer to MSDN - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...m.console.aspx

While you should be able to achieve what you look for with C#, this is unfortunately beyond the scope what we support.

[epcompany]

Good morning, Bertrand (or night to you),

I can use the "print" command as easily. I was just trying to coorelate the System .Read and .Write methods to NT6.

Let me try to phrase the questions in a supportable way:

Does NT6 support the System.Console.Write C# instruction and where would the output appear?

Does NT6 support the set of instructions:

include System;
int Number;string strNumber;
strNumber = Console.ReadLine();
Number = int.Parse(strNumber);

If so, why does a

Print (Number.ToString);

not print a number typed on the keyboard?

I hope that comes under the "supportable" clause. If not, I'll muddle on.

Thanks,

Larry

[NinjaTrader_Bertrand]

Larry, I'm sorry but this is unsupported - for capturing keystrokes with C#, you could review this - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320584

[epcompany]

Bertrand,

Thanks anyway and for the advice! I'll follow the trail you started me on.

Larry