Thread: Color is my c++ prog

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    Cool Color is my c++ prog

    Hey!!

    how can I make text-program colored??

    i want to have the text in green???

    im using redhat with c++!

    Alexander aka. Beltazore

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    It's in the FAQ.

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    There is no textcolor functions in the definition of C++. At least I'm not aware of them, so this is probably either compiler or operating system specific. Try the Linux board or else the Windows board.
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    #include <conio.h>

    textcolor(x);

    i dont recall the text colores but play around with them and youll find them out. Youmust make a call to clrscr(); after this or it will not work!

    Theis works under win but dont know about linux!
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