Arjan van Dijk wrote:
You can stop using crt, then you don't need to change your write
instuctions.
And how about my calls to READKEY and KEYPRESSED?
Would unit WINCRT bring a solution?
Or should I reconsider the use of these two statements anyhow?
One possibility is to assign the output fil
On Thu, October 9, 2008 11:43, Arjan van Dijk wrote:
>> You can stop using crt, then you don't need to change your write
>> instuctions.
>
> And how about my calls to READKEY and KEYPRESSED?
> Would unit WINCRT bring a solution?
> Or should I reconsider the use of these two statements anyhow?
You
> You can stop using crt, then you don't need to change your write
> instuctions.
And how about my calls to READKEY and KEYPRESSED?
Would unit WINCRT bring a solution?
Or should I reconsider the use of these two statements anyhow?
Regards,
Arjan
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> You can stop using crt, then you don't need to change your write
> instuctions.
Phew
Thanks!
Arjan
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Arjan van Dijk schreef:
1. Don't use the crt unit, it grabs the handling of output (writeln(s)
is translated to writeln(output,s);
2. Use writeln(stdout, DirInfo.Name) to bypass crt's handling of output.
This indeed seems to solve both problems.
Does this really mean that I should replace all
> 1. Don't use the crt unit, it grabs the handling of output (writeln(s)
> is translated to writeln(output,s);
>
> 2. Use writeln(stdout, DirInfo.Name) to bypass crt's handling of output.
This indeed seems to solve both problems.
Does this really mean that I should replace all WRITELN( statements
Arjan van Dijk schreef:
Hi!
The following small piece of code, with filename 'test.pas':
PROGRAM Test;
USES CRT,DOS;
VAR
DirInfo: SEARCHREC;
BEGIN
FINDFIRST('*.pas',ARCHIVE,DirInfo);
WRITELN(DirInfo.Name);
END.
just gives the name of the first file with extension ".pas".
It compiles and
Hi!
The following small piece of code, with filename 'test.pas':
PROGRAM Test;
USES CRT,DOS;
VAR
DirInfo: SEARCHREC;
BEGIN
FINDFIRST('*.pas',ARCHIVE,DirInfo);
WRITELN(DirInfo.Name);
END.
just gives the name of the first file with extension ".pas".
It compiles and runs fine when I call is a
