I've been trying to run a Dart code like that on VSCode:
import "dart:io";
void main() {
print("Input a number");
int numA = int.parse(stdin.readLineSync()!);
print("The number is $numA");
}
However, after printing "Input a number" for the user input a number (duh), the program freezes with the message Global evaluation requires a thread to have been loaded:
The same program runs fine everywhere, e.g., JDoodle and IntelliJ. Any clue of what is happening, folks? No thread here on Stackoverflow provided an answer.
CodePudding user response:
By default applications run in the Debug Console, where the input is used as a REPL to evaluate expressions. If you want to interact with stdin
for the process, you'll need to set the app to run in the Terminal.
You can do this with a launch configuration that includes:
"console": "terminal",
Or, you could set the dart.cliConsole setting in VS Code:
"dart.cliConsole": "terminal"