I’ve been working for awhile on trying to get the width to be more than 120 characters to avoid truncation without any luck.
Doesn’t seem setting host screen width/buffer does anything or running as current profile with higher values do this. Do I need to save output to a file to accomplish this? Rather not have the extra coding when the log is there just is truncating my output.
Thanks,
Matt
FinalBuilder 8 will use all the character width provided. If the command console is set to have a buffer size of 200 fbcmd will use that full width before wrapping.
How is the console window being created that runs fbcmd?
Currently running from the GUI as that’s part of the draw for my company to this tool. We can see whats going on in real-time in an easy to understand interface.
In FinalBuilder 8 you can also resize the log window description column. You can make this any size and scroll horizontally as you require.
Here is an example of my log output; if I run this powershell command from the regular powershell command; it stretches since I have the window width and buffer width both set to like 1024.
However, I’m not sure how to make that work with this. I’m not sure where to change that property you mentioned besides the style sheet for to text.
Hi Matthew
We don’t specify the console width when running powershell (it doesn’t have an option for it) so I guess that is the default, however what you can use is the Export-Console cmdlet to export a console file and then provide that to the action in FinalBuilder. Alternatively, you can modify your script to change the output column widths :
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/…lumn-width
Thanks I have tried the ways already that the stackoverflow page listed. However, I’ll try and figure out how to do that export console and use that within finalbuilder