Console.Write problem

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Console.Write problem

I want to punctuate every call to a certain procedure which is a part of a Class separate from the calling procedure Class with Console.Write ("."); statement. I need a simple dot positioned at a line. It is primarily a debug situation but still I want it to be compact. I want all the calls being marked on one line, not 200 lines or so.

In the setup like this Console.Write ("."); refuses to do what I expected. It acts pretty much like Console.WriteLine ("."). In other words it feeds in end of the line charactes.

Is there a way to avoid it

Thanks.




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Console.Write problem

  • sparecycles

    James Curran wrote:

    A lot of English mistakes in my post

    Hmmm... Actually, there seemed to be fewer mistakes in that post than in an average one of mine (and English is my native language)

    Hehe, Yes it happens some time here on the forums, because we have to answer a lot of qustions and we just need to convey our message related to problem solving so we dotn bother if there are any mistakes or not !

    Best Regards,

    Rizwan



  • Daniel Coleman

    A lot of English mistakes in my post

    Hmmm... Actually, there seemed to be fewer mistakes in that post than in an average one of mine (and English is my native language)



  • _Michael_

    I dont think that there is something like what you are saying. Console.WriteLine() puts a carrieage return at the then but Console.Write() doesnot. There me be anything else in your code which is make it behave like this. Double check your code!

    Best Regards,

    Rizwan



  • F. Gsell

    LOL ,

    A lot of English mistakes in my post , I just saw the quoted version. Actually some times I'm in haste so it messes up. Sorry again and thanks for understanding what did i write .

    Please dono forget to mark as answered !

    Best Regards,

    Rizwan



  • cablehead

    RizwanSharp wrote:

    I dont think that there is something like what you are saying. Console.WriteLine() puts a carrieage return at the then but Console.Write() doesnot. There me be anything else in your code which is make it behave like this. Double check your code!

    Best Regards,

    Rizwan

    You were completely right. It was in my code. It was so long, cascaded and convoluted that I had hard time even confirming it.

    Thanks.



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