How to output to console in UWP on Windows 10?
Solution 1
You can use Debug.WriteLine method from System.Diagnostics namespace
When you start debugging your application those messages will be displayed in the Output Window (Standard VS shortcut is Ctrl+Alt+O, ReSharper shortcut is Ctrl+W, O)
Solution 2
Starting with RS4 (the release coming out mid-2018) you can build command - line apps with UWP or output info to the command line. The pre-release SDK is already available and you can watch a Channel 9 video.
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Is there a way to write to console / command prompt / powershell (like
Console.WriteLine()
) or anything similar in UWP apps?If console is unavailable is there a proper alternative that I can use instead to write to the screen large amounts of text?
I, of course, can make a XAML control and output to it, but it doesn't seem to be convenient in comparison to simple
Console.WriteLine()
.There is also very old discussion on WPF console, but nothing seems to work from there (at least, I couldn't find
Project-Properties-Application tab-Output Type-Console Application
andTrace.WriteLine("text")
is unavailable).