Console.Write() or option to suppress newline in print.it()

[netdude78]

Hi there!

I am writing a program that does a whole bunch of background websocket calls to a device.  There may be a several to a few hundred calls per "step" and I'd like to log a single dot "." as a sort of progress indicator to the output window.  In a console app I would just do Console.Write("."); on each of my websocket read or write calls.  That way I get an output like:

Getting Network Interface Statistics and LLDP Neighbors
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

That way I know I'm not hung up on some sort of websocket timeout and just waiting for an Exception.

It doesn't seem there's a way to suppress newlines in the print class.  I tried using Console.Write.  It seems the entire line gets buffered until a newline is added at the end.  Is there a way to output a single character to the "output" window inside the editor?

In a WPF application I've had to call something like:
System.Windows.Forms.Application.DoEvents();

to process the rendering of a scrolling textbox.  But I'm not sure that's the right approach here?

Thanks!