08-31-2024, 11:46 PM
(08-31-2024, 10:33 PM)DSMan195276 Wrote: Are you using `$Console:Only`? If I understand what you're describing correctly, you probably don't want the extra window at all and simply want to display everything in the original terminal the program is started from.
If that's not what you're talking about then I'd need to see a bit of your code or more explanation of what the program is doing.
The main problem with Linux is that the console does not work like it does in Windows. In order to run terminal commands with Linux is to open the program using the terminal. This is an age old problem with QB64 does not exits under Windows. When you run the program from the terminal you can pass the commands from any QB64 window to the terminal. Problem is if it's run with a menu then the window has focus. If something needs to be entered in the terminal you have to click the terminal to do so. Same goes with the program window. What I want is to set the focus without having to click on each every time. Other then that the two work well together.