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    yes that helps thank you, thats what i thought it...

    yes that helps thank you, thats what i thought it did but i just wanted to make sure. thanks again

    - rootnix
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    no-one: thanks for your help can you do me a...

    no-one:
    thanks for your help can you do me a favor and explain what that does? i dont mean anything negative but i would like to learn it instead of memorize it. thank you

    - rootnix
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    question about precedence (i think)

    This is my problem:
    I want to have "Password: " before my input... for example:

    Password: _

    _=cursor.

    for my code:

    cout<<"Password: ";
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    hmm obviously this is not the complete code.. but...

    hmm obviously this is not the complete code.. but the last time i checked in c++ you need to declare your variables before you actually use them...

    cout "Would you like to convert time to...
  5. Thread: coordinates?

    by rootnix
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    coordinates?

    Hey all,

    Ok is it possible to draw out the entire screen (for example in ascii codes the borders) and put text in places then move back for input at set coordinates? Ex: a user login would have...
  6. Thread: reading lines

    by rootnix
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    hrmm from what i understand you want to take a...

    hrmm from what i understand you want to take a text file and store each line as a string..

    so you would probably have to use 2 dimensional arrays. for ex:

    int col=0;
    int row=0;

    char...
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    char pword[16]; . . . cout

    char pword[16];
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    cout<<"Password: ";
    getch(pword);
    putch('*');

    i dont have my help files im running MS Vis c++ 6.0. i get an error that getch() doesnt take 1 parameter(s).......
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    masking user input...

    Hello.

    Im wondering does anyone know how to mask a users input in a C++ program. For example if someone was to type in a password you wouldnt want it not to appear in *'s.

    Any ideas or help is...
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