02-13-2003, 05:19 AM
If you include the header file "IOSTREAM.H" you can use this for print:
cout<<"Text Here"; same as print "Text Here";
cout<<"Text Here"<<endl; same as print "Text Here"
The pset routine is quite easy (especially if you are using an offscreen buffer) and there is a graphics header call graphics.h which allows you to program in "SCREEN 12". I wrote my own drawing functions for screen 13.
If you need any help email me at:
makk@iprimus.com.au.
I'd be happy to send you a copy of my header files.
You will need somthing like Borland Turbo C++ 3.0 (not MS Visual C++, becasue they don't allow DOS".
As for string functions. I assume you want LEN, INSTR, RIGHT$, LEFT$ etc.
They are all supported in a different way. Some of them you have to write small SUBS for. I have an excellent C++ tutorial I would be happy to send you.
cout<<"Text Here"; same as print "Text Here";
cout<<"Text Here"<<endl; same as print "Text Here"
The pset routine is quite easy (especially if you are using an offscreen buffer) and there is a graphics header call graphics.h which allows you to program in "SCREEN 12". I wrote my own drawing functions for screen 13.
If you need any help email me at:
makk@iprimus.com.au.
I'd be happy to send you a copy of my header files.
You will need somthing like Borland Turbo C++ 3.0 (not MS Visual C++, becasue they don't allow DOS".
As for string functions. I assume you want LEN, INSTR, RIGHT$, LEFT$ etc.
They are all supported in a different way. Some of them you have to write small SUBS for. I have an excellent C++ tutorial I would be happy to send you.