void DoPause(void){ printf("Press any key to continue...\n"); getch();} Or better yet...
void DoPause(char* Message){ printf("%s\n", *Message); getch();} system("pause");
And if you''re more used to stdio.h, you can use it too.
Or better yet...
Or better yet...
quote:Original post by Apocalypse_Demon
If you really wanted to alter what the text was for the system pause command, then you''ll need to actually hex edit one of the dlls containing the information for the text for system pause. If you knew what dll to look in, then it shouldn''t be hard to hex edit it...
The pause command is executed by command.com, which isn''t something you should be hex editing.
If you are using iostream, try doing something like so ...
or ...
There is probably a better member function for getting a single character though ...
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void Pause( const char *pMessage = "Press any key to continue ..." );void Pause( const char *pMessage ){ cout << pMessage << ''\n''; cin.get();} or ...
void Pause( const string pMessage = "Press any key to continue ..." );void Pause( const string pMessage ){ cout << pMessage << ''\n''; cin.get();} There is probably a better member function for getting a single character though ...
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Thanks guys. That really helped
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and:
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My funnies:
"My mom was a ventriloquist and she always was throwing her voice. For ten years I thought the dog was telling me to kill my father."
and:
"The longest word in the english language is the one that follows the phrase, ''''And now a word from our sponsor''''."
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