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Re: Why doesn't the Eclipse console stream? [message #329797 is a reply to message #329796] |
Fri, 04 July 2008 12:31 ![Go to previous message Go to previous message](theme/Solstice/images/up.png) |
Ed Merks![Friend of Eclipse Friend](/donate/web-api/friends_decorator.php?email=ed.merks%40gmail.com) Messages: 33196 Registered: July 2009 |
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Gabriel,
When a print stream is created, it can support auto flushing (via a
constructor parameter). In that case, it seems to auto flush only for
line feeds and when the buffer is exceeded. I don't know how to force
the creation of an auto flushing stream for your scenario; it seems to
me an auto flushing stream should be created for your. But, in general
it seems best, at least to me, to assume that a stream is not auto
flushing and hence to add flushes where they are important; perhaps
that's not realistic for your application though...
Gabriel wrote:
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> Hi Ed, thanks for the reply.
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> Here are some more details: the Eclipse console is only flushing one
> line at a time or for long lines every 4KB. My external process can
> produce long lines, more than 12k (which causes Eclipse to generate an
> IOConsole Updater error). Can I force somehow Eclipse to flush more
> often during a line and also, does anybody know how to solve the
> "IOConsole Updater error" problem? Is this still a bug in 3.4?
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> Thanks!
>
Ed Merks
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