• Andreas Schmid (3/3) Apr 21 2005 Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a...
• zwang (2/8) Apr 21 2005 This is exactly the same standard behavior of C's getchar().
• TechnoZeus (3/6) Apr 21 2005 Which getchar() on which operating system?
• Andreas Schmid (3/14) Apr 21 2005 Windows XP.
• TechnoZeus (3/20) Apr 21 2005 Which getchar ? and is that compiled and linked for Windows, or as a Do...
• Stewart Gordon (8/10) Apr 21 2005 Yes, because it reads from the standard input, and that's the way the

"Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> writes:

Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a 
whole line here.

-Andreas 

zwang <nehzgnaw gmail.com> writes:

Andreas Schmid wrote:
 Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a 
 whole line here.
 
 -Andreas 
 
 

This is exactly the same standard behavior of C's getchar().

"TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:

Which getchar() on which operating system?

TZ

"Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> wrote in message
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 Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a
 whole line here.

 -Andreas

"Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> writes:

Windows XP.

"TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote in message 
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 Which getchar() on which operating system?

 TZ

 "Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> wrote in message 
 news:d48c0u$3jr$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a
 whole line here.

 -Andreas

 

"TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> writes:

Which getchar ?  and is that compiled and linked for Windows, or as a Dos
program?

TZ

"Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> wrote in message
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 Windows XP.

 "TechnoZeus" <TechnoZeus PeoplePC.com> wrote in message
 news:d48hqs$943$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Which getchar() on which operating system?

 TZ

 "Andreas Schmid" <monkey gmx.info> wrote in message
 news:d48c0u$3jr$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a
 whole line here.

 -Andreas

Stewart Gordon <smjg_1998 yahoo.com> writes:

Andreas Schmid wrote:
 Shouldn't getchar() read on character and then return? It always reads a 
 whole line here.

Yes, because it reads from the standard input, and that's the way the 
standard input works.

To read a single keystroke, use getch.

Stewart.

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