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- From: bennett@erich.triumf.ca (P.Bennett)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
- Subject: Re: Divide Screen into 2 parts ..? HOW ??
- Date: 19 Jan 1996 15:31 PST
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- In article <3100120f.11952411@news.hom.net>, jcharper@hom.net writes...
- >I'm pretty new to C, and I need to know how to divide the screen into
- >two different sections, and have some data being printed in the top
- >section, and some data printed into the second section. Like, a
- >program will ask for data in the top section, and print the results in
- >the bottom section, but the top section will still be there, and not
- >scroll off the screen. Any ideas how to do this in C ? Anything is
- >appreciated.
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- The C language itself doesn't do any fancy screen manipulation - you will have
- to look to your particular operating system and compiler for such facilities.
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- Borland compilers for DOS have a window() function defined in conio.h that
- will help with this.
- Microsoft likely has a similar function, but it may have a different name.
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