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Open Quote sample project. Run project(F6). Project ask to enter customer name, but you will see it only after input this name. Next commands of this project also appear only after their execution. After all we receive "Run failed"... Try debug the project(F5). Here commands appear in external console before you execute them :) Final command is "To quit enter Q". Enter it in external console, but you will not quit(for Linux and Solaris. For Windows you will). Type "q" in Command textfield of the internal debugger console. Then you will quit from program(it is abnormal behavior), but debugger session will still alive(you will see "user program running"). Step, continue, finish debugger session buttons are active, but debugger console(gdb) were closed.
Closing as a duplicate of IZ 86984. The root cause of this IZ is that you can't perform real terminal I/O in the Output window. Our short-term fix is IZ 86984 which lets users choose to run their program with I/O sent to an external terminal emulator (cmd.exe on Windows or something like xterm on Unix). Note that this is a temporary solution! Long term this will be fixed by IZ 84375. In that IZ I've asked the netbeans core to provide us with either an Output window which does real I/O or to provide an IPI which lets us implement that window but still have it managed as a tab in the Output area. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 86984 ***
I think there should \n included to every cout<< command from Quote sample. It will help to avoid 1-st problem described in 76173
I'm not a big believer in making changes which hide bugs. They tend to make it less important to fix the bug. In this case, the question I'd ask is "would it be better with or without the '\n' character if run from a terminal?". I believe the answer is its better without the newline as the output looks more like a prompt than simple output.