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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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,
#include <stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
void movement()
{
char c;
while(1)
{
c=gecthe();
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
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];
...
I think you could use...
scanf("%[1234567890]f",&store);
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...
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
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...
The type of *h and *p is
typedef struct nodo{
struct data;
struct nodo *next
}nodo;
[code...