cout and large lettering
Hello,
I have some ints that I want to out put into large lettering like 131 would be
().....()......||
()...(.....)...||
().........)...||
().....()......||
().........)...||
()...(.....)...||
().....()......||
is there a quick and fast way to do this with a function or do I just have to hard code it, or is there somewhere I can find a function that someone else has written?
Thanks
I have some ints that I want to out put into large lettering like 131 would be
().....()......||
()...(.....)...||
().........)...||
().....()......||
().........)...||
()...(.....)...||
().....()......||
is there a quick and fast way to do this with a function or do I just have to hard code it, or is there somewhere I can find a function that someone else has written?
Thanks
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So what you want is to draw that number using a set of string?
And you want 2 different type of "1" ?
What you could do/what I would do is hard code 0-9 in term of string. then when user input a number, I'd call the function correspond to that number?
to be honest, it is still a lot of hard code for you this way.
And you want 2 different type of "1" ?
What you could do/what I would do is hard code 0-9 in term of string. then when user input a number, I'd call the function correspond to that number?
to be honest, it is still a lot of hard code for you this way.
what about double digit numbers?
then I would have to combined the first line of 1 and 3 so it can me 13.....
I just dont have time to do that.
then I would have to combined the first line of 1 and 3 so it can me 13.....
I just dont have time to do that.
Why would you want to do this? If you need fancy displays use a graphics library. If you try to force the console to do something it's not designed for, you have to do it the hard (and time-consuming) way.
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