• asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> Apr 25 2004
• David Harmon <<source netcom.com>> Apr 26 2004
• asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> Apr 26 2004
• Arjan Knepper <arjan ask.me> Apr 26 2004
• asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> Apr 29 2004
• "Nico Heiligers" <nheiligers chello.nl> Apr 30 2004
• "N" <n n.n> Aug 24 2004

asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> writes:

How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather that just
flash and disappear?

thanks

David Harmon <<source netcom.com>> writes:

On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:11:11 +0000 (UTC) in c++,
asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> wrote:

How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather that just
flash and disappear?


Run it from the command line.

asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <408dba2c.365749518 news.digitalmars.com>, David Harmon < says...
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:11:11 +0000 (UTC) in c++,
asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> wrote:

How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather that just
flash and disappear?


Run it from the command line.

Arjan Knepper <arjan ask.me> writes:

asdf wrote:
 In article <408dba2c.365749518 news.digitalmars.com>, David Harmon < says...
 
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:11:11 +0000 (UTC) in c++,
asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> wrote:


How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather that just
flash and disappear?


Run it from the command line.


 where is the command line?
 
 


Windows NT/2000/XP => click 'start' -> 'Run' type cmd.exe in the 'open' 
    box hit the 'ok' button

Window 9X/ME => click 'start' -> 'Run' type 'command.com' in the 'open' 
box hit enter.

Or search the startmenu for MS-DOS prompt(win98) or Command Prompt (win 
NT/2000/XP)

asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <c6kvmf$867$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Arjan Knepper says...
asdf wrote:
 In article <408dba2c.365749518 news.digitalmars.com>, David Harmon < says...
 
On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:11:11 +0000 (UTC) in c++,
asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> wrote:


How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather that just
flash and disappear?


Run it from the command line.


 where is the command line?
 
 


Windows NT/2000/XP => click 'start' -> 'Run' type cmd.exe in the 'open' 
    box hit the 'ok' button

Window 9X/ME => click 'start' -> 'Run' type 'command.com' in the 'open' 
box hit enter.

Or search the startmenu for MS-DOS prompt(win98) or Command Prompt (win 
NT/2000/XP)


what do I type in the command line?

how can I make it not flash on the screen without running it from the command
line?

"Nico Heiligers" <nheiligers chello.nl> writes:

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asdf wrote:
 In article <408dba2c.365749518 news.digitalmars.com>, David Harmon <






On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:11:11 +0000 (UTC) in c++,
asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> wrote:


How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather that










flash and disappear?


Run it from the command line.


 where is the command line?


Windows NT/2000/XP => click 'start' -> 'Run' type cmd.exe in the 'open'
    box hit the 'ok' button

Window 9X/ME => click 'start' -> 'Run' type 'command.com' in the 'open'
box hit enter.

Or search the startmenu for MS-DOS prompt(win98) or Command Prompt (win
NT/2000/XP)


 what do I type in the command line?

 how can I make it not flash on the screen without running it from the


 line?


Just put in the following line just before the
return statement from main.

char pause = getchar();

"N" <n n.n> writes:

in the botom where u have completed all the operations to be performed by
the program type

getch();

this function will pause the screen until u input something form the
keyboard ..... u can use it at any location where u want to pause the screen
for example if u want to pause before the hello word being displayed put it
before that statemebt ....... u can put it as many times as u wish as
aprogram statement . hope this would work for u

N
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asdf wrote:
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On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:11:11 +0000 (UTC) in c++,
asdf <asdf_member pathlink.com> wrote:


How can I make the Hello world program stay on the screen, rather












 just
flash and disappear?


Run it from the command line.


 where is the command line?


Windows NT/2000/XP => click 'start' -> 'Run' type cmd.exe in the 'open'
    box hit the 'ok' button

Window 9X/ME => click 'start' -> 'Run' type 'command.com' in the 'open'
box hit enter.

Or search the startmenu for MS-DOS prompt(win98) or Command Prompt (win
NT/2000/XP)


 what do I type in the command line?

 how can I make it not flash on the screen without running it from the


 line?


 Just put in the following line just before the
 return statement from main.

 char pause = getchar();