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 &nbsp;Sorry, I don´t understand what you want to do. Do you<br />
want to build a library of keyboard functions? What is your O.S.?
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 Sorry, I don´t understand what you want to do. Do you
want to build a library of keyboard functions? What is your O.S.?

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Standard C++ doesn't allow for this. &nbsp;all input is echoed and line buffered (the user has to presse enter before your program gets the input.<br />
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But many compilers provide non-stnadard functions that will allow you to obtain input without line buffering and/or echoing. &nbsp;So what compiler are you using? &nbsp; You might try looking for a function called KeyPressed() and one called ReadKey(), which I beleive were used by Borland compilers for the Mac.
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Standard C++ doesn't allow for this.  all input is echoed and line buffered (the user has to presse enter before your program gets the input.

But many compilers provide non-stnadard functions that will allow you to obtain input without line buffering and/or echoing.  So what compiler are you using?   You might try looking for a function called KeyPressed() and one called ReadKey(), which I beleive were used by Borland compilers for the Mac.

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Hi<br />
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i am using gcc on solaris 2.6. more helps/suggesstions appreciated.<br />
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-gsbabu
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Hi

i am using gcc on solaris 2.6. more helps/suggesstions appreciated.

-gsbabu

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Hello,<br />
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When we press any key present in the keyboard, for ex(Enter key), it is echoed on the screen. &nbsp;Is it possible to do the same work with any kind of code/functions prebuilt. If so, please help me. thanks<br />
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--gsbabu
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Hello,

When we press any key present in the keyboard, for ex(Enter key), it is echoed on the screen.  Is it possible to do the same work with any kind of code/functions prebuilt. If so, please help me. thanks

--gsbabu

Keyboard Work..(Misc)

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