Clreol In Dev C++
12.08.2020by admin
Borland-style CONIO implementation for MinGW/Dev-C. Homepage Send any improvements to this library to me, I’ll do new release of this devpak. For the example of use, look at example in the Examplesconioconiotest.csubdirectory of your Dev-C directory. It’s simple: 1. Include conio2.h. Link with libconio.a(add -lconioparameter to. Clear from cursor position till end of line. Source position: crth.inc line 87. Procedure ClrEol; Description. ClrEol clears the current line, starting from the cursor position, to the end of the window. The cursor doesn't move. IM BEGGING YOU TO PLEASE HELP ME,IM NOT REALLY FAMILIAR IN PROGRAMMING BUT I NEED TO DO THIS BECAUSE IT'S OUR DEFENSE NEXT WEEK AND I NEED TO CREATE A PROGRAM IN DEVC THAT WILL GET THE EMPLOYEE SALARY AND DATA,I KNOW SOME OFYOU GUYS CAN HELP ME CREATE A WONDERFUL PROGRAM, SOMELIKE WITH THE LOG IN. 1.Clears end line in text window in text mode 2.Clreol clears all characters from the cursor position to the end of the line within the current text window, without moving the cursor. 3.It does not return anything 4.Lines below it remains as it is. May 21, 2010 For the rest, no, there is no generic functions to do what you want. To emulate clreol, gotoxy or any of the others, you have to go through operating system specific code. So unfortunately there isn't any way to do what you want which is inside the standardised C/C. I'm not quite sure these are 100% well written, because I'm coding C for about 2 months now at school, whitch isn't quite much. So verify the code and tell me if there are modifications to be done to do the same as with Borland's CONIO.C. Mail me @: michael.denecker.website@freegates.be for any comment.
. void clreol (void) Clears rest of the line from cursor position to the end of line without moving the cursor. void clrscr (void) Clears whole screen. void delline (void) Delete the current line (line on which is cursor) and then moves all lines below one line up. void insline (void) Insert blank line at the cursor position.
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jephthah commented: it was a worthy attempt, nonetheless. and as it stands, will be valuable even if only to our sizeable Borland/Turbo-using international students ;)+6
Ancient Dragon commented: At the very least you need to get a clean compile with the code you want to post here.-5
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non-standard libraries. fatal compile errors. Failure.
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Ancient Dragon5,243
Yup -- previous errors confirmed when I tried to compile it with Code::Blocks. Will not compile at all with VC++ 2008 Express because it does not support dir.h
My sincere apologies.
It looks to be a compiler specific issue. I should have mentioned this was written using a Borland C++ compiler. Any further postings I make will explicitly note the Borland dependency.
Short term, based on the errors your compiler reported, you can, if you're really interested in pursuing this:
Replace MAXEXT,MAXFILE,MAXDIR with 256.
Comment out/delete lines 31 through 34.
Comment out/delete lines 58 through 79. They are not germane to the MCI demonstration. Their only function is to permit supplying a file name without specifying a file type .. a courtesy, not a necessity. That also takes care of the FA_NORMAL problem.
Further, comment out/delete the statements with references to gotoxy, clreol, clrscr, wherex, wherey. Commenting out the (repeating) print statements within the kbhit() loop would probably be a good idea as well. The majority of the screen display is not critical to the testing of MCI.
I will respond to any further problems or concerns with the code that you might have.
jephthah1,888
why would you ever do something that depends on Borland C++? that's got to be one of the worst compilers out there.
please consider using MSVC, GCC or MinGW compilers. there are plenty of free development environments with full featured editors and debuggers that use modern libraries instead of the obscure non-standard ones peculiar to Borland and Turbo C.
okay, i feel bad now. despite being dependent on legacy libraries, this is some nice looking code .. and the particular problem is an interesting one. i guess that's why i was disappointed i couldn't compile it.
But I also see now that the OP is an experienced programmer who used Borland back when it was top of the line in the 80s and early 90's. .
it's just a shame that today Borland focuses more on cornering the burgeoning Second World market than updating their compilers to the 21st Century.
perhaps in the future banders7 will just check that his code is compilable on MSVC or gcc or MinGW compilers as well as Borland.
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Thanks a lot for the post. I didn't try to compile the entire file but the individual concepts helped me immensely. I had a great deal of difficulty finding such clear coding on the total playback duration and time remaining during playback.
okay, i feel bad now. despite being dependent on legacy libraries, this is some nice looking code .. and the particular problem is an interesting one. i guess that's why i was disappointed i couldn't compile it.
But I also see now that the OP is an experienced programmer who used Borland back when it was top of the line in the 80s and early 90's. .
it's just a shame that today Borland focuses more on cornering the burgeoning Second World market than updating their compilers to the 21st Century.
perhaps in the future banders7 will just check that his code is compilable on MSVC or gcc or MinGW compilers as well as Borland.
Borland does have modern 32-bit/64-bit compilers, they are not free. The only free Borland compilers are ancient and obsolete. I can't vouch for how good or bad the newest Borland compilers are because I don't use them. But since Borland is still in business I suppose enough people/companies are buying them to keep them alive.
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Borland does have modern 32-bit/64-bit compilers, they are not free. The only free Borland compilers are ancient and obsolete. I can't vouch for how good or bad the newest Borland compilers are because I don't use them. But since Borland is still in business I suppose enough people/companies are buying them to keep them alive.
Borland separated its IDE and compiler tools into a subsidiary during 2006. The unit was given the name CodeGear. Embarcadero acquired CodeGear from Borland during 2008. The Micro Focus acquired the balance of Borland in 2009.
That's bad news. We needed Borland as a competitor to Microsoft. I suppose M$ now has about 90% marketshare of the compiler market.
pheininger5
We needed Borland as a competitor to Microsoft.
The competitor is now Embarcadero and the various free compilers.
I described the compiler used for the snippet development as being Borland. It is actually C++ Builder 2010 from the Embarcadero RAD Studio 2010 offering. Despite the name change, I still tend to think of them as Borland.
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#include <iostream>
#include <windows.h>
#include <mmsystem.h>
Clreol In C++
using namespace std;
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int main()
{
mciSendString('open CDAudio', NULL, 0, NULL);
mciSendString('set CDAudio door open', NULL, 0, NULL);
return 0;
}
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