not sure how to get a counter to go up each time a function is selected.So far the loutput is 123456789 etc and what i am trying to do is 1 then it clears and goes to 2 etc.
This is what i have got so far. Any advice ?
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--------------------------------Code:addone() { int t; t = 0; while (t <20) { t++; cout <<t; } return 0; }
change your cout to this:Originally Posted by Colonial Viper
Code:cout << t << "\r";
I think what you are wanting to do clear the screen in between cout's. This is a somewhat controversial topic in that there is no standard way to accomplish this.
The cheap and easy way (not preferred method) is to use a system( ) command derived from the <csdtlib> library:
Check this for a better screen-clearing solution.Code:addone() { int t; t = 0; while (t <20) { t++; system("cls"); //works on windows only cout << t; } return 0; }
Last edited by The Brain; 04-01-2005 at 11:40 AM.
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that clears everything,no numbers at all.
thanks that works better i suppose i will have to put it in a case loop so that each time the function ia accesed it goes up by one otherwise the counter goes up too fast..
