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Or use this


cout<<"So thats your favorite number eh: "<<num<<"\n";

ifstream infile("A:filelab.txt", ios::nocreate);

you are creating an instance of the CLASS ifstream :D

>Try a bit harder next time when looking. Try google. Try the *search button on the board.*

Whoops sorry, I think your right,
ignore this thread

What is the differnece between <iostream.h> and <iostream>,
just want to know..

As I dont know where cout.flush() is good for, I dont know why it works, but who cares: it works
Thanks!

void t1 ( void )
{ CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO csbi;
HANDLE h = GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE);

COORD pos = { 10, 12 };
SetConsoleCursorPosition( h, pos );
...

:( no I couldnt find t in my compiler......
somebody else has an solution?

Well i came this far but it returns only crap, because I dont know how to use GetConsoleScreenBufferInfo properly I just guessed somewhat





CONSOLE_SCREEN_BUFFER_INFO csbi;...

I am using the gotoxy function and I have a question:
Is it possible to get the current x and y coordinates of your program f.e first gotoxy to lets say 5,6 and then return to the spot the cursor...

oh..:) well, thank you anyway

Hey you're right



gotoxy(20,20);
cout<<"Hi"<<endl;

int ch;
while ((ch = cin.get()) != '\n' && ch != EOF);

AARGG... again a stupid thread title? I think I am going insane now...

The one from the faq, it does work but not if I want to use it a second time beacause then he will use only the second and skips the first

And how do I go back to de default?



gotoxy(20,10); //only 8ox25
cout<<"hi";

gotoxy(0,0);
cout<<" how are you?";

Hmmmmm is it popular to use names like 'help me' or 'cannot run my program' ?

What's the error message?

A simple question: in the FAQ is a gotoxy function;
how do I use it?

This doesnt work:


gotoxy(100,20);
cout<<"Being on loacation 100,20";

I want to use it in a function in a class, that makes any difference?

I got: "fixed; undeclared identifier":confused:

And how to make it output a 7 as 7.0?

Say I have a double wich has a value of 4.567
How can let the output, using cout, be 4.57 or 4.6 ?

hmm, still getting the error messagges.. is it because I use static integers in my class? (I have initialized them though)

:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:
uuuh... and then?

well im am trying to load a class, it does compile,but doesnt work :(
here's my code:



//prototype
void loadS(Student(*)[10]);

class Student
{

Thanx I needed that!