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Fixed width console
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This preference controls whether the console has a fixed character width.
When on, a maximum character width must also be specified. Some applications
write long lines to the console which require horizontal scrolling to
read. This can be avoided by setting the console to use a fixed width,
automatically wrapping console output.
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Off
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| Limit console output |
This preference limits the number
of characters buffered in the console. When on, a maximum buffer size must
also be specified. When console output surpasses the specified maximum,
output is truncated from the beginning of the buffer. |
On |
| Displayed Tab Width |
Allows the default width, in characters, of a tab to be specified |
8 |
| Show When Program Writes to Standard Out |
This preference will force the console to show when something is written to the system out stream. A forced-show can mean that a console will be opened, or that the console will be brought to the top if it is already open. |
On |
| Show When Program Writes to Standard Error |
This preference will force the console to show when something is written to the system err stream. A forced-show can mean that a console will be opened, or that the console will be brought to the top if it is already open. |
On |
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Standard Out Text Color
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This preference controls the colour of text written to the standard output
stream by an application.
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Black
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Standard Error Text Color
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This preference controls the colour of text written to the standard error
stream by an application.
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Red
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Standard In Text Color
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This preference controls the colour of text typed into the console to
be read by an application.
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Green
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| Background Colour |
This preference controls the colour of the background of the console |
White |
