Help needed with strange initializing
Hey guys, I have a question about the Gotoxy function.
gotoxy(0,10);
cout << "Martin";
Without doing string a = "Martin"; gotoxy(0,10); cout << a; ....
Is there a way to create a variable (string) who would get the 5 caracters of the output Martin at position (0,10) and initialize it to the variable?
ex)
gotoxy (0,10);
read ou get (value of the 5 caracters or all the line);
set (the values in a variable);
Thank you.
gotoxy(0,10);
cout << "Martin";
Without doing string a = "Martin"; gotoxy(0,10); cout << a; ....
Is there a way to create a variable (string) who would get the 5 caracters of the output Martin at position (0,10) and initialize it to the variable?
ex)
gotoxy (0,10);
read ou get (value of the 5 caracters or all the line);
set (the values in a variable);
Thank you.
Please don't double post - http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/general/181028/
Just wastes people's time.
Just wastes people's time.
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| OnurDuzgun wrote: |
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| Hey guys, I have a question about the Gotoxy function. |
Not a C/C++ standard library function.
http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/28859/
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