sorry, title should be "Pause a console program after execution".

Hey!

ok.. when I created this thread, I needed help, but now I solved the problem, and here is the solution.

my problem was, that I couldn't make my application pause. It just executed, and then closed. so here is my old code.




And here is what I did.

after the


I added this:


Now this will allow me to add the:


before the "return 0;", and this will pause the application till you press the ENTER button.




//Feelay

This post has been edited by Feelay: May 27 2008, 07:56 PM

Jep jep, I've always used this method to pause my C-applications . It's much better than system.pause() because cin.get() works for linux too (system.pause() is a windows-only app).

Yes, I did this too to pause a console application, sometimes I did system("PAUSE"); too but it works if there is a command PAUSE, it is by default on Windows, I think it's not by default on Linux, but as I know anyone can create such a command on Linux too.. The bigger issue is with CLEAR and CLS due to they both are different on Linux and Windows, so you have to check someway what system your using and only when use to clear the terminal or command prompt by CLS or/and CLEAR ;]

Thank, that's help me a bit as I learning how to write c++.
While I do the same thing with getch() and check it's value if it is enter key then quit.

as this

sorry, but what do you mean by if (getch() == 13)
13 = the number for the enter key? if yes, can you please tell me where I can get the number for all keys, and if no, can you then please tell me what that is

This post has been edited by Feelay: Jun 11 2008, 07:47 AM

Hi,

It is just the ASCII computer code and you can get it from here http://www.asciitable.com.
And yes, 13 is the key code for enter key.


Regards,
Eric,