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Date: Tue, 08 Dec 1998 13:57:00 -0500
From: Phillip Rhodes <mindcrime AT nccoast DOT net>
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Subject: Re: C++ Question (slightly off topic)
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Nathaniel Johnson wrote:

> if you just want to get a key when it is hit without using <ENTER> just
> use this code
>
> int c = 0;
> while (c != 27) // until you hit <ESC>
> {
>   if (kbhit())
>   {
>     c = getch();
>     printf("The key you hit is %d", c); // ex: if you hit A then c = 65
>  }

> }

Thanks, but I'm trying to do it in C++, using the C++ Iostream library.  I
want to avoid the old C style io routines.   What you showed above though,
is exactly the effect I want, I just need a way to do it in C++, using
iostreams.

TTYL,
Phil