Help - Running C# programs with C# Builder

[amit_mi]

I have a little problem and was hoping somebody could help me with it.

I am using the Borland C# Builder IDE. I compile a project from C# Buider and it gives me the required output on the command line console. However, the console window terminates immediately on completion of the output.

What do I have to do, to make it visible until I give the exit command ? An option is writing the line:

Console.Readline ();

at the end of the program. But I want to know, if this can be done NON-programmaticaly; i.e. by adjusting the IDE itself - Project / Run / Tools -menus, etc.


Best regards,
Amit Mishra

[kentcb]

Not sure about non-programmatic, but what I usually do is:

#if DEBUG
Console.Write("Press [ENTER] to end");
Console.ReadLine();
#endif

HTH,
Kent

[amit_mi]

For the moment, only the line:

Console.ReadLine ();

appended to end of every program, is working allright for me.

But, why should I even have to do that. I will then have to keep track of every breakpoint in a complex project.