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I made this program in regular C language. It's just a text adventure on a console interface with some color :). You can select your class, race, ect and fight. It is actually far from...

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microsoft visual c++ 2005 express

Hello.

I have color functions that look like this:


void tred()
{
#ifdef WIN32
HANDLE hstdo;
hstdo = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);

how do i mopve the coursor and then get it back to where it was? And even if I did, wouldnt it just print it again on top and not write over it?

yes but I would have to basically always have to "cls" PART of the screen? I dotn udnerstand how.

What I want to do is the be able to basically have the program print a print statement with variables in it after a cls mutiple times.

ok that doenst make sense but let me explain...

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in global.h, like this:


extern int arenaMaxTemp,arenaTemperature,timeGen,arenaWindVariance,arenaLowWind,
arenaMaxWind,arenaWind,arenaTempVariance,arenaLowTemp,arenaFans,arenaForcastNum,...

Hmm.. ok lol, new problem now.

It's a little different than before. The difference here is that the compiler is giving me errors when I try to include my global.h file which conains all of my...

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Ok sorry but finally woot! Sorry, I'm new to C. And I feel stupid now :rolleyes:

Ok that does make sense to me now, but I put #define WIN32 at the top and it gives me errors in the functions like this:


1>.\colorIt.cpp(235) : error C3861: 'SetConsoleTextAttribute': identifier...

but dood, when I even left out the #error statements in the color functions, it compiled but didnt show the color! hmm?

Ok this time, I properly defined WIN32 in the predepresser and it compiles and runs now. Nothing else was changed. BUT it STILL doesnt show the colors like it should.

BUT: the #error in...

But if I put #define WIN32 in the C/C++ compiler properties under predpresser, it will give me infinite errors, like it doesnt know any of my variables when I do that.

I even tryed it the other...

I just tryed putting color.h below and it still does not show color. Oh im really sorry for all hte trouble im causing. :(

well i defined something in colorIt.cpp, that is about WIN32. Its actually also defined in main.cpp also. But what do you mean by defining it as a predepressor? It has worked before, but only when it...

no errors, it compiles and runs, but it doesnt show the colors, it seems like it thinks the functions are void when they shouldnt be.


main.cpp:


#include "global.h"
#include "color.h"
...

my colorIt.cpp

has this at top:


#include "color.h"

#define _WIN32_WINNT WINVER

#ifdef WIN32

got this error when I compiled it:


1>.\colorIt.cpp(365) : fatal error C1189: #error : !WIN32

So it means its really there huh?


void blue_grey()
{

Can you use that on a console app. And how would it fair with compadilibty like a lousy win98 machine I would have to run it on.

What do you mean by pass a reference to ostream?

but this is everything in my color.h file:



// INTERFACE FUNCTIONS:
// font colors>>

void tred();
void tgreen();
void tblue();

My main cpp file, is called "main.cpp"

I tryed to include this in the main.cpp file:


#include "color.h"

color.h only says this in the entire file for testing reasons:

still having problems.