Re: How to read arrow key input in the ANSI way?
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- Date: Fri, 04 Nov 2005 07:19:46 GMT
Paramesh wrote:
Hello friends,
I want to write a program where i want to use the arrow keys.
I could not find how to read the arrow key input.
The only way i know is the non-ansi way by using getch function. or by using the conio.h header file.
That is because there isn't a way to read specific keypresses. Check: http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/s19.html
Is there any other better method?
Perhaps not better, but there are other ways of getting arrow key-codes. (But they are not portable)
Please give me a sample code.
Gimme gimme never get. Google it. There are a million examples out there.
Thank you, Paramesh.
Anytime... .
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