[gme-users] Naive GMEConsole::Console question

[Stanley Marsh]

AFAIK the writeline function ignores endlines and writes out the string as
a single line.  Easy solution - call the function once for each line.
could store your output matrix as an array of strings or write a func that
splits up a string by newline and outputs each line separately.  Im no GME
expert though, could be a better way to do it

On Thu, Mar 22, 2012 at 2:09 PM, Jonathan Sprinkle <sprinkle at ece.arizona.edu
> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> My question certainly displays some naiveté, so I apologize in advance. :)
> I want to generate output in the console that a user can paste into another
> program without having to open a file. For example, the output should
> appear as
>
> matrix = [ 1 1 1; …
> 2 2 2; …
> 3 3 3; …
> ];
>
> However, if I generate this matrix as an std::string, it shows correctly
> when generated to a file, but the output in the console is
>
> matrix = [ 1 1 1; … 2 2 2; … 3 3 3; … ];
>
> Which will not work in the other program (MATLAB, of course). I also tried
> this:
>
> CString str;
> str.Format( "Test 1 \n Test 2" );
> GMEConsole::Console::Out::WriteLine( str );
>
> But this shows as
>
> Test 1 Test 2
>
> So, any advice? :) For now it is easy to work around, by not allowing copy
> out of the console, but if I'm just doing something really stupid (or is
> there is a checkbox I need to enter somewhere) I am much obliged.
>
> Cheers,
> Jonathan
>
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