Hello Pelle,
I am missing the function _cputs() [ cputs ] in conio.h. Perhaps you can add the function.
Same for the function _cgets(), but I think it´s a lot of work to implement this (Editingfunction).
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Description from an old MS-Helpsystem
The cputs function writes the null-terminated string pointed to by
<string> directly to the console. Note that a carriage-return/
line-feed (CR-LF) combination is not automatically appended to the
string.
Return Value
If successful, cputs returns a 0. If the function fails, it
returns a nonzero value.
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Below my workaround in conio.h
// int __cdecl _cputs(const char * restrict); // missing
#define _cputs(s) ( _cprint("%s",s) >= 0 ? 0 : -1 ) // Workaround
Oldnames
// int __cdecl cputs(const char * restrict); // missing
#define cputs(s) ( cprint("%s",s) >= 0 ? 0 : -1 ) // Workaround
Hello,
I was hoping I could avoid adding _cputs, since _cprintf can do the same thing (and more), but maybe it should be added - at least as a macro (but a real function is probably better). Maybe possible to implement _cgets too - I will look at it...
Pelle
It is really??