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I started programming a small “Metro Style” project in Visual Studio 2011, the one that was released in Windows Developer Preview. It combines XAML for the design and C# (in my project) for the code-behind.
System.Console.WriteLine —-> System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine,
System.Console.ReadLine —-> ?………
So are these features actually missing / disabled
Thanks in advance.
In regard to
Console.*: In Windows 8 Metro there is no such concept like a console window. Methods related to a console make no sense. According to the API reference on dev.windows.com ( http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/system.diagnostics.debug(v=vs.110).aspx )System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLineis available. The supported platforms do list Windows 8 Consumer Preview, so I assume this feature isn’t yet available on the Developer Preview. I would recommend that you update to the latest build avaiable. Remember: The Developer Preview was in a very early stage and plenty of things have changes since then.