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OK, want to make sure I understand this correctly.

So, basically, when using getch(), the F keys just return simple pair of decimal values. If I wanted to check to see if, for example, the F1 key...

Wow prelude, you pretty much nailed exactly what I was looking for. I have much work to do now! I'll post if I encounter any problems, thanks a bunch!

I want to grab a keystroke, write it to a char variable, check if it equals F10, F11, or F12. If it is not these keys, write the char data to file and continue loop.

I've already tried getch(),...

If you're making program that utilizes a menu selection system, use a case switch. you can google a tutorial, but it goes something like this.



switch (test) // where test is a declared int...

Since I was unaware of the forums rules stating I can't ask for help for a own personal project of mine that which apparently violates forum rules, I need advice for getting key presses.

First,...

I'm a c programmer, and I just started a personal project of mine to get me in to c++. When I decided to do this, I knew that c doesn't really do strings too well, and there's not much I can do about...