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The ability to hide the sode cmd interface

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Hi there,

Is there/will there be the ability to hide the command line window in the future?

It's handy for testing but not very pretty in a finished product. Maybe an extra argument on the exe for 'debug mode' which displays the window.

Cheers,
Nick
 
Hi Nick

I have removed the command line window in the latest release 1.1.0. However, I have mistakenly uploaded a wrong version initially (still having the cmd window), but replaced it soon after with the correct one. Is it possible that you are one of the "lucky" guys that have the faulty version? Please download it again and I think the window should disappear.

Jeff
 
Ah great, sounds like it...is it possible to call the command window with the correct release?

Thanks, that's done the job! I've kept the other version and named it debug for future reference

Cheers,
Nick
 
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Well, if there's a need for a debug version, I might release a separate one for developers. However, for now, the console output can be seen in the log file "sode.log".
 
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