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Are you using XWindows?<br />
Please give a little more details on your developement environment.
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Are you using XWindows?
Please give a little more details on your developement environment.

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using Sun Solaris 8, develop by typing code into the xemacs editor, no graphic just command lines, &nbsp;nothing fancy, using terminal to compile and execute. so setting the cursor also means setting the display position for the terminal. am wondering the above metioned API works for Sun Solaris? or just for Windows? thanks alot
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using Sun Solaris 8, develop by typing code into the xemacs editor, no graphic just command lines,  nothing fancy, using terminal to compile and execute. so setting the cursor also means setting the display position for the terminal. am wondering the above metioned API works for Sun Solaris? or just for Windows? thanks alot

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The Microsoft links are Windows-specific
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hi, <br />
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we developped a p2p c++ console application running on sun machines, am wondering how to set console cursor position in the terminal we used to run the program, want to have a static manu on top and the bottom display chat room messages, of which should be dynamic. i am a beginner, so it would help alot if you would be more specific and tell me the library name and actual function to use. thanks &nbsp;alot
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hi, 

we developped a p2p c++ console application running on sun machines, am wondering how to set console cursor position in the terminal we used to run the program, want to have a static manu on top and the bottom display chat room messages, of which should be dynamic. i am a beginner, so it would help alot if you would be more specific and tell me the library name and actual function to use. thanks  alot

how to set console cursor position for a program running in sun machine

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.