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GrzegorzKozub / VisualStudioExtensions

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Cmder dont run APP #4

Closed Mxater closed 7 years ago

Mxater commented 7 years ago

I try to run my app from Visual storio to Cmder/ComEmu, but still run in separate CMD windows.

When I click in ComEmu, only open the Cmder in default folder. image

If I click in Run, open in separate Windows. image

GrzegorzKozub commented 7 years ago

Hi there and thanks for using my extension.

Unfortunately the experience you are looking for is not provided by Visual Studio to my knowledge. Using the "play button" or hitting F5 will, depending on the app, launch its own process (along with a fresh cmd instance if that's a console app) or a web server like IIS or IIS Express.

Currently, as far as I tested, this is also not supported in a very promising extension called Whack Whack Terminal but let's hope Daniel finds a way to make it.

Extensions like ConEmu Launcher are much simpler that you expect ;) All they do is open a terminal that is completely disconnected from Visual Studio and let you do things like Git or NPM command line. If your app runs on .NET Core, then you can type dotnet run in such terminal to achieve what you're looking for.

If you just want to see some messages from your app in any Visual Studio tool window, use Output window and System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine() method from your code.

Good news is that runnis integrated and supported very well in Visual Studio Code that aims at developers with a more terminal-focused workflow.

Hope that helps!