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help me out with the subject
help me out with the subject
srikanth said:i am right to what i meant sir it is getche ( )and not getchar( )
srikanth said:Nils O. Selåsdal
neither getch or getche are standard functions
my reply :getch( ) and getche( ) are pre defined functions in C LANG.
:they are under the headerfile <conio.h>
srikanth said:i am right to what i meant sir it is getche ( )and not getchar( )
srikanth said:help me out with the subject
what is the difference between getch() & getche()
getch(): reads a char from the keyboard. It doesn't echoes it to the screen.help me out with the subject
Which isn't a standard header, you'll have to ask in a platform specific NG.srikanth said:Nils O. Selåsdal
neither getch or getche are standard functions
my reply :getch( ) and getche( ) are pre defined functions in C LANG.
:they are under the headerfile <conio.h>
Subject: Re: what is the difference between getch() & getche()
i am right to what i meant sir it is getche ( )and not getchar( )
Nils O. Selåsdal
neither getch or getche are standard functions
my reply :getch( ) and getche( ) are pre defined functions in C LANG.
:they are under the headerfile <conio.h>
(in article said:srikanth írta:
getch(): reads a char from the keyboard. It doesn't echoes it to the screen.
getche(): reads a char from the keyboard and echoes it to screen.
B. P. TBC said:srikanth írta:
getch(): reads a char from the keyboard. It doesn't echoes it to the
screen.
getche(): reads a char from the keyboard and echoes it to screen.
I've never heard of getche(). Did you perhaps mean getchar() ?
B. P. TBC said:srikanth írta:
getch(): reads a char from the keyboard. It doesn't echoes it to
the screen.
getche(): reads a char from the keyboard and echoes it to screen.
srikanth said:help me out with the subject
srikanth said:Nils O. Selåsdal
neither getch or getche are standard functions
my reply :getch( ) and getche( ) are pre defined functions in C LANG.
:they are under the headerfile <conio.h>
Its some ancient borland extension to C.
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