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WindowsForms.Console 3.0.4

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WindowsForms.Console

Component of WindowsForm

Usage

• import nuget package to the project

 Install-Package WindowsForms.Console

• add 'FConsole' component to FormControl (you can see how to)

• look at sample project (for more example)

Example Usage

All examples assume you have added the FConsole control to your form (named fconsole1). Both direct usage and extension methods are shown. For input, async/await is recommended.

// Write a line to the console
fconsole1.WriteLine("Hello, World!");
this.WriteLine("Hello, World!"); // Extension method (inside a Form)

// Write a line with a specific color
fconsole1.WriteLine("Success!", Color.Green);
this.WriteLine("Success!", Color.Green); // Extension method

// Write text without a newline
fconsole1.Write("Processing...");
this.Write("Processing..."); // Extension method

// Write colored text without a newline
fconsole1.Write("Warning!", Color.Orange);
this.Write("Warning!", Color.Orange); // Extension method

// Read a line from the console (asynchronous)
string input = await fconsole1.ReadLine();
string input2 = await this.ReadLine(); // Extension method

// Read a single key from the console (asynchronous)
char key = await fconsole1.ReadKey();
char key2 = await this.ReadKey(); // Extension method

Note: ReadLine and ReadKey are asynchronous and should be awaited inside an async method for best UI responsiveness. Synchronous blocking is possible but not recommended on the UI thread.

👁 FConsole

Supported Platforms

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Dependencies

• System.Windows.Form
• System

FrameworkReferences for the .NetCore and upper

• Microsoft.WindowsDesktop.App.WindowsForm

Example Project

• component is used in MSniper Project