Two Questions

[BlahBlahBlah]

1.


cout<<"blah";

cot<<"blah";



How do I make this show up as:

blah
blah

instead of

blahblah?

2. How do I make dialogs instead of using Command Prompt to run it?

I am using Dev-C++ 4.9.6.0. Thanks.

[abrege]

cout << "blah\n blah";

// or

cout << "blah" << endl << "blah"

[face_master]

1.

// to take a new line to one of the following
// you could do it like this
cout << "\n";
// or like this
cout << endl;

2. I dont really know what you mean, but to get into windows programming, find out about the win32bit API.

[BlahBlahBlah]

I wanna create something like a GUI, like most programs have. Any good tutorial for those stuff?

[face_master]

Originally posted by BlahBlahBlah
I wanna create something like a GUI, like most programs have. Any good tutorial for those stuff?

to get into windows programming, find out about the win32bit API

[BlahBlahBlah]

thanks, another thing, how do I make the variable type "char" show stuff with unlimited length and allows spaces in between?

[face_master]

// instead of using this:
cin >> char_array;
// use this
cin.getline(char_array, 100, "\n"); // cin.getline(variable to read, amount of characters to read, what character to read up to)

[trenzterra]

me <--blahblahblah, i just registered


so it has nothing to do with the Char thing? it will save stuff even with a space?


I want something like Hello World to show up as Hello World, not just Hello

[trenzterra]

I tried that and it returned me this compile error:

13 C:\Documents and Settings\Reuben\My Documents\crapp.cpp
no matching function for call to `_IO_istream_withassign::getline (char[100], int, const char[2])'


what do i do

the whole code:;



#include <iostream.h>

int main()
{

cout<<"I demand your name";
cout<<"\n";
cout<<"### Blah ###";
cout<<"\n";
cout<<"### Testers: DO NOT GIVE THIS TO YOUR FRIENDS OR ANYBODY ELSE ###";
cout<<"\n";
char insane[100];
cin.getline(insane, 100, "\n");
count<<insane;
cin.get();

cin.get();
cin.get();
return 0;
}

[face_master]

uh...try it without the "\n" paremeter

[trenzterra]

I used '\n' and it worked. Thanks.