I'm using Anjuta on Lubuntu to write a program which performs calculations on historical stock price data (2 years worth, one line per market day). When I run the program and it's output is printed to the terminal in Anjuta, most of the lines are overwritten. Anyone else out there use Anjuta and have a solution to this? Is there a way outside of this lightweight IDE to see all of the terminal output?
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There are several solutions to your problem.
You can redirect the output of your program to a file. In the terminal window of Anjuta, which in the project's root directory:
src/executablename > outputfilename.txt
which you can then see with an editor or viewer.
You can also redirect to a pager:
src/executablename | less
(exit less with 'q')
Just to be fair - Anjuta isn't that lightweight.