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If Windows Terminal is installed and is the "Default terminal application" then when Julia launches, rather than being in its own window its in a tab inside the Windows Terminal application. That breaks step 2 of How JuliaExcel works probably because the code to get the window handle of Julia is returning an incorrect handle (to the parent window perhaps?). So far I've not been able to fix this.
A work-around is to make the default terminal application be "Windows Console Host":
Launch Windows Terminal from the start menu.
Ctrl, (Control plus comma) to see the Settings screen.
In the "Startup" section select "Windows Console Host" as the "Default terminal application".
Click "Save".
Test thatJuliaLaunch called from a worksheet launches Julia in a "stand-alone" window and that =JuliaEval("1+1") works correctly.
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JuliaExcel does not work if WindowsTerminal is installed
JuliaExcel does not work if Windows Terminal is installed
Dec 10, 2021
If Windows Terminal is installed and is the "Default terminal application" then when Julia launches, rather than being in its own window its in a tab inside the Windows Terminal application. That breaks step 2 of How JuliaExcel works probably because the code to get the window handle of Julia is returning an incorrect handle (to the parent window perhaps?). So far I've not been able to fix this.
A work-around is to make the default terminal application be "Windows Console Host":
Ctrl,
(Control plus comma) to see the Settings screen.JuliaLaunch
called from a worksheet launches Julia in a "stand-alone" window and that=JuliaEval("1+1")
works correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: