Student help

[Kris M]

"Kris M" <ma******@yahoo.com> wrote:

I can not seem to figure out how to move the cursor to a specific location
on the output screen in a console application. I want to position the cursorfor user input.
Any thoughts on the best way to do this with MS C++ standard v6? I seen to
remember their was a way to to it with a locate(r,c) macro and ansi but i can notfind my notes from last semester.
Kris

[WW]

Kris M wrote:

"Kris M" <ma******@yahoo.com> wrote:

I can not seem to figure out how to move the cursor to a specific
location on the output screen in a console application. I want to
position the cursor for user input.

As Victor Bazarov has already told you:

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"Krister Sjodin" <kr************@ksnet.nu> wrote... hi....

can someone in a simple way tell me how to move the cursor to a special
place on the screen?

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This and all other questions are platform-specific. Please go to
a newsgroup dedicated to your OS.
==

http://www.slack.net/~shiva/welcome.txt

http://www.slack.net/~shiva/offtopic.txt

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[Noah Roberts]

Kris M wrote:

"Kris M" <ma******@yahoo.com> wrote:

I can not seem to figure out how to move the cursor to a specific location
on the output screen in a console application. I want to position the

cursor

for user input.

There is no standard way to accomplish this. You will have to ask in a
newsgroup specific to your compiler and os.

NR

[Michael Winter]

As this is off-topic, I sent it to the newsgroups below under the title,
"Moving the screen cursor in a console app". You should get better
responses there (including mine).

comp.os.ms-windows.programmer
comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32 (all follow-up posts should go here)
comp.windows.ms.programmer

Mike

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