To write from batch to a file, use
echo Installed > output.txt
The > output means the standard output lines (as opposed to standard error, 2>) will go to the text file.
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Replacing my draw code in Runtime with the example from the help file doesn't even seem to work (I moved the child window so it wouldn't cover anything up):
This is something I have been wondering about while doing my new project. I have quite a lot of loops (mainly for each loops) and I wonder if anyone know how much performance loss there is in having...
The white rectangle seems to come from the child window I created in CreateRunObject(), so I guess the real question is -- how can I get a valid Surface for this child window so I can render to it...
So I am working on a custom owner-drawn button in the Win32 runtime. I have a RenderTo() function that I created which renders the button the way I want it to appear.
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To write from batch to a file, use echo...
To write from batch to a file, use
Phi Yesterday, 11:33 PMecho Installed > output.txt
The > output means the standard output lines (as opposed to standard error, 2>) will go to the text file.
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