kbhit( ) ?
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When I was reading a thread the other day I saw someone use the kbhit( ) function. Does this function leave the character of the key pressed in the input buffer? What header is this function in?
quote:Original post by ju2wheels
Does this function leave the character of the key pressed in the input buffer?
Yes.
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What header is this function in?
<conio.h>
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Is kbhit () an ANSI standard? His compiler might not support it, GCC''s conio.h doesn''t have the kbhit function in it.
kbhit is not ANSI.
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[ MS RTFM [MSDN] | SGI STL Docs | Boost ]
[ Google! | Asking Smart Questions | Jargon File ]
Thanks to Kylotan for the idea!
jsut as a side note, sometimes you can find a similar function called bioskey().
This one can be configured to act like kbhit, getch and (I think this is the third one) getche.
Header file was bios.h if I remember correctly. Was under Borland. Extremely doubt it is under any standard apart from borland.
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This one can be configured to act like kbhit, getch and (I think this is the third one) getche.
Header file was bios.h if I remember correctly. Was under Borland. Extremely doubt it is under any standard apart from borland.
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