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printing message in netduino

Started by Turkem, Apr 12 2013 12:36 AM

Best Answer JerseyTechGuy, 12 April 2013 - 01:27 PM

I haven't come across any pre-written replacements for it. You can create your own method to simulate it. Here's some simple pseudo code to give you an idea. You would then in this example call MyConsole.WriteLine("{0}, object)

public class MyConsole{    public static void WriteLine(string format, Object arg0)    {        /// Write your parsing code here    }}

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#1 Turkem

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Posted 12 April 2013 - 12:36 AM

Hi,

I am new in Netduino community,I have got little problems in here.I know that you can print a message with Debug.Print("message"). However I want to print smt like Console.WriteLine("{0}" object) allows us to do in C#, I mean method that takes two parameters but as I understood Debug.Print() doesn't take two parameters. Pls help!

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Posted 12 April 2013 - 12:07 PM

However I want to print smt like Console.WriteLine("{0}" object) allows us to do in C#, I mean method that takes two parameters but as I understood Debug.Print() doesn't take two parameters. Pls help!

You will have to do something like:

Debug.Print("Data: " + myIntValue.ToString + ", " + myStringValue);

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#3 JerseyTechGuy

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Posted 12 April 2013 - 01:27 PM Best Answer

I haven't come across any pre-written replacements for it. You can create your own method to simulate it. Here's some simple pseudo code to give you an idea. You would then in this example call MyConsole.WriteLine("{0}, object)

public class MyConsole{    public static void WriteLine(string format, Object arg0)    {        /// Write your parsing code here    }}

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#4 Turkem

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Posted 14 April 2013 - 05:41 PM

thanks a lot for your help!

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