Could someone tell me how to make a little timer, so that i can have a line written out, wait a couple of seconds, and then the next line out.
eg:
Any help would be most appreciated.Code:cout << "Hello everyone"; timer 5 seconds something; cout << "Okay finished";
Paul
You could try searching these forums. This question pops up every few weeks or so and has been answered quite a few times now. Perhaps a search for Prelude and sleep would come up with something like what you need.
-Prelude
My best code is written with the delete key.
put conio.h at top with #include's
then put Sleep(1000) how ever many miliseconds u want in there.
HOw are ya?
Hey I tried that cnio.h sleep thing but it didn't work, i think i must have missed something:
PaulCode:#include <stdio.h> #include <conio.h> #include <iostream.h> int main() { cout << "Hello" << endl; Sleep(1000); cout << "Im awake!"; }
dunno
HOw are ya?
try <windows.h>
you can find the declaration there if you open the file
it says it's obselete but works anyway
btw, I am using the library from MSVC++ 6.0
Depends if you are using a DOS compiler or a windows compiler.
If DOS, include dos.h and use delay(millisecs)
If Windows, include windows.h and use Sleep(millisecs)
But, like Prelude said, use the search function!
