Hi.
By default, Geany, after the execution of a code (in c++), puts in the terminal a "press enter key" break: the terminal stands by until the user press the enter key.
Is there a way to disable this forced exiting mode? That is, to automatically close the terminal window after the execution of the program?
Thank you.
Xan
On Sun, 31 Oct 2021 at 05:20, Alessandro Comità alessandro.comita81@gmail.com wrote:
Hi.
By default, Geany, after the execution of a code (in c++), puts in the terminal a "press enter key" break: the terminal stands by until the user press the enter key.
Is there a way to disable this forced exiting mode? That is, to automatically close the terminal window after the execution of the program?
No, even if your program does not print anything, there may be error messages from libraries you use, or backtraces if your program crashes. The delay is to ensure you get a chance to read it.
The alternative is to run your program in the built-in terminal where the script that does the delay can be disabled.
Cheers Lex
Thank you.
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