Delete
What ASCII value can I use like this:
To delete the space before it? I thought it was eight (backspace) or 127 (del) but those don't do it. What is the correct value to use or how else can I do this?Code:std :: cout << (unsigned char) ASCIIValue;
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Why use ASCII when you can do it portably?
Code:std::cout<<"Test"<<'\b';
My best code is written with the delete key.
Well, I guess it's my fault for never looking up escape characters.
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to 'delete' the character (on a console screen, at least), wouldn't you need:It just outputs a backspace (which just moves the insertion point back) and then outputs a space (which overwrites the character and makes it look like it's not there) and then backspaces again (so the next character will overwrite the space)... the flush is just there because i like it there...Code:std::cout<<"\b \b"<<std::flush;
... shouldn't have used so many brackets...
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Yeah, I think Major_Small is right, because Prelude's way didn't work
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>because Prelude's way didn't work
Or because Prelude's way was just a hint to get you started.
My best code is written with the delete key.
>>Prelude's way didn't work
correction: "Prelude's way worked, but Major_Small's way was prettier"
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*SirCrono6 looks at himself. "Hmmmmm," he says, "Maybe Prelude and Major_Small need to go outside and work this out." They agree and leave SirCrono6. They appear in Programming Heaven and live happily ever after. SirCrono6 looks at himself again. He notices he was pretty stupid and leaves.*
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