Code::Blocks Scripting Console?
I didn't know where else to ask this. I could use the Code::Blocks forum but I am not sure how long will they take to respond, etc. In any case, when it comes to C++, I trust cplusplus.com more than any other forum.
This is not strictly related to C++ but just in case any of you uses Code::Block, particularly the latest version i.e. 10.05, they have introduced a "Scripting Console" which opens up every time I open Code::Blocks.
I have no problem with it and I know I could turn it off if I want to, but I am just curious? What is it? How does it work and what for? Is it some kind of interpreter for C++?
I thought maybe since there is this trend to supply interpreters with programming languages (like MATLAB and Python do), maybe Code::Blocks has introduced a brand new feature by inventing some kind of line-by-line interpreter for procedural C... But as I type C/C++ statements, it says it doesn't recognize any of them.
Can anyone look into it and let me know, please...
Best Regards. Mario.
P.S. I tried googling it, no results so far.
This is not strictly related to C++ but just in case any of you uses Code::Block, particularly the latest version i.e. 10.05, they have introduced a "Scripting Console" which opens up every time I open Code::Blocks.
I have no problem with it and I know I could turn it off if I want to, but I am just curious? What is it? How does it work and what for? Is it some kind of interpreter for C++?
I thought maybe since there is this trend to supply interpreters with programming languages (like MATLAB and Python do), maybe Code::Blocks has introduced a brand new feature by inventing some kind of line-by-line interpreter for procedural C... But as I type C/C++ statements, it says it doesn't recognize any of them.
Can anyone look into it and let me know, please...
Best Regards. Mario.
P.S. I tried googling it, no results so far.
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