how to Get the screen to a still
Hello everybody,
this is ayush a new member of this forum, guyz i also share this new word wid some other stuff n dat is C++, so that is why i hav this very very basic question.
for compiling my files in c++ i m using Dev-C++, which is offcourse not a turbo product, n it jus not supports conio.h n clrscr() function plz help me attaining equivalent in this product also, thank u.
Regards,
Ayush.
Try:
system("cls");
bro i think 4 this solution, i'll need 2 place my program in to d command folder of windows, also i need d solution for getch() fuction as it is also a conio service.
Speek english.
i think d language in which i m writtin is english only, n by d way buddy thats' "speak", not "speek".Originally Posted by manutd
That would be: Speak English.
If you are learning programming, just forget about all the conio stuff. Text-based programs are good for learners for the very reason that they keep the distraction of making a user interface to the minimum.
Most of my text-based programs are either written to test out ideas that might later go into a GUI program, or run without any screen output at all. So I see no point in learning how to dress up console output (unless you have to write a professional console application)..
If you really need coloured text and other fancy stuff, you might find it in <windows.h>. Search MSDN for console-related topics.
(By the way, I'm non-English, but they didn't teach me that "and" is spelled "n" and "the" "d".)
Last edited by anon; 01-17-2007 at 09:32 AM.
I should be capitalized, am has two letters, writting has a g, that's has an apostrophe after the t, guys has a s not a z, with has th not d, have has an e, for should be capitalized, of course does not equal offcourse, just has a t, please is not plz, and you is not u. Plus, this sentence makes no sense:
Get my point?
There's a conio port for mingw here... http://conio.sourceforge.net/
Originally Posted by brewbuck:
Reimplementing a large system in another language to get a 25% performance boost is nonsense. It would be cheaper to just get a computer which is 25% faster.
