Before each test simulator run ensure the MAC terminal is closed down. If not the error occurrs as described. In earlier versions the terminal would create a new window. This was also a pain as you could finish with a large array of test windows.
If a fix is attempted here then a choice of keep or destroy old terminal windows might be useful…
You can add that line in the Advanced area of Preferences in Outlaw. See the picture below – and I’ll look at adding that internally in the next update.
shell Optional. If true, cmd will be run through the shell (cmd.exe, [](http://sublimetext.info/docs/en/reference/build_systems.html#id1)bash…). Try modification to include e.g. cmd.exe, “-no-console YES” . No idea if this will work but might be clue…
Aah I just solved the issue for sublime text 3.
I disabled the autostart of the terminal when corona ist starting by running this command in the terminal window:
defaults write com.coronalabs.Corona_Simulator no-console -bool yes
Now I get prints and all that in the sublime text console again.
It would be better to add the -no-console YES arguments to the invocation of Corona Simulator in your Sublime config. What you’ve done is turn off the Corona Console globally so it will no longer appear even if you run the Simulator by itself.
If you’re using Sublime Text you should check out Corona Editor which integrates the Corona Simulator with Sublime.