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reply 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
Apr 25 2004
parent reply 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.
Apr 26 2004
parent reply 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.
where is the command line?
Apr 26 2004
parent reply 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?
What are you using for OS? 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)
Apr 26 2004
parent reply 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?
What are you using for OS? 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?
Apr 29 2004
parent reply "Nico Heiligers" <nheiligers chello.nl> writes:
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 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?
What are you using for OS? 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?
Just put in the following line just before the return statement from main. char pause = getchar();
Apr 30 2004
parent "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:
 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?
What are you using for OS? 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?
Just put in the following line just before the return statement from main. char pause = getchar();
Aug 24 2004