Does anyone know the ascii value for the pause/break key?
Does anyone know the ascii value for the pause/break key?
The code for the <Escape> key is 0x1B (no quotes) if that's what you're after...
Hope it helps...Code:printf("* * * * * MAIN MENU * * * * *\n\n"); printf("PLEASE SELECT:\n\n"); printf("SOMETHING #1 <1>\n"); printf("SOMETHING #2 <2>\n\n"); printf("TO QUIT PROGRAM PRESS <Esc> "); ch=getch(); switch(ch) { case '1' : something_to_do; break; case '2' : something_a_bit_different; break; case 0x1B: break; default : printf("* * * <%c> IS NOT A VALID SELECTION * * *\a",ch); break; } /* end switch */ if(ch==0x1B) break; /* from a while loop... */
Cheers from MrB
to my knowledge, the pause/break key doesn't have an ascii value. but the virtual-key code is VK_PAUSE.Originally posted by SavesTheDay
Does anyone know the ascii value for the pause/break key?
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What is The VK_Pause, We're suppose to write a program that exits when someone strikes the Break Key, and we don't know how to accomplish this.
What you are looking for is Crtl-C in Windows. Check to see if the choice == EOF and break if so. That is the Break command in Windows. If you are checking Esc, test (choice == 27). This just will not work on some systems, but that is how you do it.
e.g.
if ((choice == 'q') || (choice == EOF) || ( choice == 27))
{
return 0;
}
good luck on finishing by 8:30.
p.s. you shouldn't have dropped Discrete, lol
dude! hahaha....i can't believe you read that this late....it's 2am and our programming is finally working....you gotta give me your e-mail addy and name so I can write you sometime....how did the Discrete test go for you? i sure enough dropped it like a *****...but enjoy the rest of the semester! my uark addy is ct***[email protected], drop me a line sometime.
