What is the compiler option for not displaying all returns

[ptitjoz]

Hello

a tiny program ..

' Bonjour mode console
PRINT "Bonjour tout le monde  ! "
key=GETKEY

in terminal mode :

joz@joz-T101HA:~/bacon$ bacon -c cc bonjour.bac
Converting 'bonjour.bac'... done, 3 lines were processed in 0.010 seconds.
Compiling 'bonjour.bac'... cc -c bonjour.bac.c
cc -o bonjour bonjour.bac.o -lbacon -lm
Done, program 'bonjour' ready.
joz@joz-T101HA:~/bacon$

I'm experimenting with the SciTE editor.
The lines to compile and run are as follows:

# compile
command.compile.*.bac=bacon -c cc "$(FilePath)"

#Execute terminal
command.go.*.bac=lxterminal -e ./$(FileName)

And here is the result in the publisher's compilation output:

>bacon -c cc "/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac"

Converting '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac'...
Converting '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac'... 1
Converting '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac'... 2
Converting '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac'... 3

Converting '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac'... done, 3 lines were processed in 0.013 seconds.
Compiling '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour.bac'... cc -c bonjour.bac.c
cc -o bonjour bonjour.bac.o -lbacon -lm
Done, program '/home/joz/bacon/bonjour' ready.
>Exit code: 0

How not to display the detail for each line? If I use  huc.bac I have 3000 lines....

Thank you and best regards

[Pjot]

Hi ptitjoz,

It looks like your terminal is not ANSI compliant, so it cannot show any colors.

You can use the '-q' command line option to suppress any progress shown by BaCon.

HTH
Peter

[ptitjoz]

Thanks Peter

it's working and I will continue my investigations!

Regards