Kornél Pál wrote:
First of all I committed a patch as revision 47477 that calls
FreeConsole.
This results in a console window being created by Windows but will
disappear
in no time. As Mono is currently using batch files the console window
will
remain open because cmd.exe waits for the executable to finish.
You really should look at MonoLaunch.
There are two versions of this application launcher, one that will allow
the console to show and one that does not. These executables were
designed to have system wide visibility (their install location is
listed in the global PATH). The monoLaunchW.exe for Gtk# apps that you
may want to launch without the sometimes unsightly Win32 Console window
and monoLaunchC.exe which is intended for applications that want to
have their output to stdout shown (great for debugging purposes).
Currently there are a couple of project that are using this (for example
http://xbgm.sourceforge.net/).
You can find the Mono Runtime Selector for Windows (which includes the
two monoluanch executables) at:
http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfcontent/downloads.php/monowin32/Runtime%20selector
Hope this helps.
Paco
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