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    sorry, In the switch(char) part it ll work if...

    sorry,

    In the switch(char) part it ll work if you use case 'H' for up, case'M' for right, case'P' for down , and case'K' for down,
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    #include #include void...

    #include <stdio.h>
    #include<conio.h>

    void movement()
    {

    char c;
    while(1)
    {
    c=gecthe();
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    How to delete a file?

    I need to delete a file from de hard disk.
    Like c:\example.txt

    Can anybody tell me how to do it?
    Thanxs
    Seek n destroy
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    if the structure is not fixed, you can save it...

    if the structure is not fixed, you can save it like strings and read it like this

    void read(void)
    {
    typedef struct data{
    char dataa[100];
    ...
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    I think you could use......

    I think you could use...
    scanf("%[1234567890]f",&store);
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    print end of page

    I want to ask if you know about some command that can be used with fprintf or bios_printer, to let the printer know that it has to take the paper out because you dont want to print anything else in...
  7. I ve solved the problem, it was that structure...

    I ve solved the problem, it was that structure nodo was repeated gobal and local, and the compiler went crazy with that,
    Thanks to all wo had helped.
    Seek n Destroy
  8. void function(type **, type *) // more info. PLEASE HELP

    My problem is when I call function putfirst.
    prototype of putfirst: void putfirst(nodo**, nodo*);
    At the end of the code is function putfirst


    global declaration of type

    typedef struct nodo...
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    aclaration for type of previous question

    The type of *h and *p is


    typedef struct nodo{
    struct data;
    struct nodo *next
    }nodo;

    [code...
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