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I am creating a game, without using any game related libraries, only the "standard" (read aside) ones and an edited conio.h. So I get to use getch(), kbhit() et al. My problem is with kbhit(), is there no way of resetting it, so that I can reuse it?
Aside : I understand that this is related to game development, I felt its not directly related.
I am a student and I was given the freedom to chose my own program to do as a project. The restrictions though was that I should use "standard" libraries only (they use Borland compilers and call it "standard"
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Attached : A working version of the game. Unfortunately, I have reached a stage where I have moved forward and cannot compile the program and I have the older executable, so the EXE.
Aside : I understand that this is related to game development, I felt its not directly related.
I am a student and I was given the freedom to chose my own program to do as a project. The restrictions though was that I should use "standard" libraries only (they use Borland compilers and call it "standard"
).Attached : A working version of the game. Unfortunately, I have reached a stage where I have moved forward and cannot compile the program and I have the older executable, so the EXE.
Last edited by DigitalPackrat; Apr 29th, 2008 at 10:53 am.
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>>My problem is with kbhit(), is there no way of resetting it, so that I can reuse it?
Yes, extract the character from the keyboard
>>The restrictions though was that I should use "standard" libraries only
There is NOTHING in conio.h that is standard C or C++. And there is no standard way to get one character from the keyboard without <Enter> key too.
Yes, extract the character from the keyboard
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>>The restrictions though was that I should use "standard" libraries only
There is NOTHING in conio.h that is standard C or C++. And there is no standard way to get one character from the keyboard without <Enter> key too.
Last edited by Ancient Dragon; Apr 29th, 2008 at 11:03 am.
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Two straight replies that helped. Thanks Ancient Dragon. Though, I am waiting for a reply on this.
>>There is NOTHING in conio.h that is standard C or C++. And there is no standard way to get one character from the keyboard without <Enter> key too.
I understand that conio.h is not a part of standard library, what I was trying to say there is that I am not using the one provided by Borland.
>>There is NOTHING in conio.h that is standard C or C++. And there is no standard way to get one character from the keyboard without <Enter> key too.
I understand that conio.h is not a part of standard library, what I was trying to say there is that I am not using the one provided by Borland.
Last edited by DigitalPackrat; Apr 29th, 2008 at 11:09 am. Reason: Forgot to thank :)
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