Dev-cpp compiler

[jonas]

When I try to make a command prompt program in Dev-cpp the command end1; doesn't work! Does anyone know why?
or another command to make it start another line?

[AndyCR]

i believe it goes like this:

after you write stuff in "cout << "Hello!";", insert \n where you want a newline, example:

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cout << "Hello!\nHi again!";

will turn out like this:

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Hello!
Hi again!

[QuestOfDreams]

The manipulator is endl not end1, which does nothing else but calling put('\n') and flush()

[jonas]

Thanks I'll try it.

[Voltare]

i'm messing around with wxdevc ++, which is dev c++ with wxwidgets inserted..........i'm using it to try to convert the mfc crap in rf and genesis to wxwidgets, and possibly, a form useable by linux........

[jonas]

That would be nice! For some reason end1 or endI don't work even though the tutorial that came with dev-cpp said to use it!:? but I found out that the "\n" function works the best.

[QuestOfDreams]

it is neither end1 nor endI, it is endl - that last character is a small L - and means endline I don't have the devcpp compiler right here but I'm pretty sure it works

btw "\n" means "newline" and it is not a function but an escape sequence
http://www.cprogramming.com/

[GD1]

LOL, that really takes me back. When i started programming in Pascal, it took me a good three days to figure out I was typing an i instead of an l, since they look identical in certain fonts. I hate programming.