I rewrote your for loop for a few reasons. First I would use the FOR loop for this problem over the while loop, since you need to declare, test and count. Second if this is for school, most teachers...
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I rewrote your for loop for a few reasons. First I would use the FOR loop for this problem over the while loop, since you need to declare, test and count. Second if this is for school, most teachers...
Can someone tell me why you need braces around a case statement if it has a variable declaration in it? I did not know that because I never declare variables there but I assumed it just went right...
As already mentioned, '\b', clrscr() are the two I would consider. gotoxy() if you need to 'fix' more than one line of output at a time. If none of those help, you should reword the question.
UPDATE: I actually found a program yesterday that restricted the cursor movement to just one axis, which is what I was asking for before and what I thought I wanted. Alas, it's still not quite what I...
I was wondering if there may be some built in Windows function to stop all mouse movement on a certain axis? I am not aware of anything though. I use a logitech mx700 optical mouse if anyone cares.
I want to limit the mouse movement to one axis in programs that I did not write or have the source code to. I'm looking for something easy, where maybe it won't detect one axis of movement (something...
Legal? As in it will compile or as in it's doing what he wants it to do? It should compile fine, unless x is undeclared then maybe some error will be given. Throw it in a conditional statement and it...
I have no idea where to ask this (on the internet) so please bear with me. I am looking for a program that will stop the mouse from moving along one axis. An example of this is in a paint program if...