i know use SetConsoleTextAttribute():
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), ForgC|(BackC<<4) );
(too be honest: i don't have sure if i can avoid the '<<4')
i need ask these: can i add it more data and then use it?
like:
Blink=128
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), ForgC|(BackC<<4) | Blink);
and then test if these value is there?
Jump to PostThe shift is not necessary, should be able to just or the forground and background colors together as you have done without the shift. As for your question, did you try it to see if it works?
Jump to PostThe blue background works correctly in the code you posted here.
The shift is not necessary, should be able to just or the forground and background colors together as you have done without the shift. As for your question, did you try it to see if it works?
thanks for correct me. i can try and test if theres an error. but then how can i test if the Blink is there?
i have tested now:
SetConsoleTextAttribute(GetStdHandle(STD_OUTPUT_HANDLE), FOREGROUND_GREEN | BACKGROUND_BLUE | 2000 );
the backcolor isn't blue
sorry... don't forget that i add '| 2000', that's why i don't recive the correct results.
so i can't use SetConsoleTextAttribute() for add extra data. but i did in a diferent way and works fine ;)
in time, i will share the Console class... you will love it ;)
thanks for all
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