commandline on delay or something:P

Code:

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do{
        randomize();
        result = rand() % 15;

        sleep(1);

  if (result == 1||result == 6||result == 7)
  {
  sleep(1);
  textattr(4 << 0); cprintf("The enemy strikes you with his pow\r\n\n");
  health-=4;
  cout << "fitte2 : " << health << " : fitte : " << enemyhp << "\n\n";
  if (health<=0) {dead();}
  continue;
  }

  else if (result == 2||result == 3||result == 4||result == 5||result == 8||result == 9)
  {
  sleep(1);
  textattr(2 << 0); cprintf("You hit the enemy hard in its chest\r\n\n");
  enemyhp-= 4;
  cout << "fitte2 : " << health << " : fitte : " << enemyhp << "\n\n";
  continue;
  }

  else {textattr(3 << 0); cprintf("you dodge enemies blow!\r\n\n");
  cout << "fitte2 : " << health << " : fitte : " << enemyhp << "\n\n";

  }
while (enemyhp > 0);
}

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ok.. what I need to know is how I can make a comand line each time the health and enemy health display's, but not so that you need to freeze the program, like the delay and stuff goes on. is this possible? :confused:

Try the FAQ

*Edit: if this wasnt what you meant im sorry, I might be a little stupid today.

On an aside, you shouldn't be calling randomize inside your loop. You only need to call that one time in your entire program.

Quzah.

Well, if I call randomize outside the loop, you will dodge, hit or get hit all the time. the fight would have no effect:P if this is what you ment. ok.. what I ment was can I like have a comandline open for writing like 1-> sec? like this (makeing up my own commands to make an example)

Code:

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{
cout << "you have 3 seconds to answer!\n;
time(3) {cin.get >> question1;}
              if (queston1 == yes) {point++; continue;}
              else {cout << "Wrong!"; fault++;}
}

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if you understand what Im after more now:P thanks.

No you won't. You call randomize only one time. You then call rand whenever you need a new random number.

Quzah.