Is there any way to use standard C++ to wait for user input? And by input I don't mean just the enter key, I mean ANY key will continue executing code. I know about the conio.h and Windows.h libraries but those aren't standard C++ and I really want to get out of the habit of using them.
Vladnaka
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Jump to PostThere are libraries that try to provide this behavior across multiple platforms. PDcurses is one example.
Jump to PostNo. They wait for the ENTER to be pressed
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pseudorandom21
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No I think you have to use the OS API.
Sorry.
jaskij
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I'm not that good with streams and such, but you could try using istream::get or getc if you are using cstdio .
WaltP
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No. They wait for the ENTER to be pressed
jaskij
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My bad :(
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jaskij
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My bad then :(
Sorry about that. A lib it is then.
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