• Tomás Rossi (5/5) Nov 13 2005 Also, writefln or writef("\n") doesn't seems to suffer from this.
• Tom S (6/10) Nov 14 2005 This is normal behaviour. Console output is buffered. The buffer is flus...

Tomás Rossi <Tomás_member pathlink.com> writes:

Also, writefln or writef("\n") doesn't seems to suffer from this.
Setting a writefln("") just before the pause call fixes all.
Maybe it has something to do with the newline. Neglecting to flush until a
newline?


Tom

Tom S <Tom_member pathlink.com> writes:

This is normal behaviour. Console output is buffered. The buffer is flushed on
each newline character. It's the same in C, C++ or whatever. You can flush the
buffer manually by saying:

fflush(stdout);


Also, writefln or writef("\n") doesn't seems to suffer from this.
Setting a writefln("") just before the pause call fixes all.
Maybe it has something to do with the newline. Neglecting to flush until a
newline?


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