Color and goto

[blochle]

How do I change the text color in a C program that runs in DOS?

And

How do I use goto's in C

Thanks,

Patrick Blochle

[FCF]

For the text color Q, i saw this Q in other post in this site, a search should help.

For the goto Q, i don't know the rest but i read from somewhere, saying that goto should not be used. This is unstructured programming.

Can't help, sorry..

[beely]

Originally posted by FCF


For the goto Q, i don't know the rest but i read from somewhere, saying that goto should not be used. This is unstructured programming.

Can't help, sorry..

for my guess (i dont know whether this is true)

you know there's a number beside that you can enter the code on the pad? well for eg:

001 | #include <stdio.h>
002 | ....
003 | ....
004 | ....
005 | ...
006 | ....
007 | goto (006);

that mean it will loop and run the statement of code which is located at 006.


or ...

you need to set the definition :

#include <stdio.h>
..
..
..
start;
..
..
..
goto (start);
..
..

[Inept Pig]

For various musings on the goto - click yonder link: http://www.cprogramming.com/cboard/s...highlight=Goto

Colors - http://www.cprogramming.com/cboard/s...ht=text+colour

[Hammer]

>>How do I use goto's in C
If you don't know how to, then you most certainly don't need to. Use another method to control your program flow.