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  1. isprabu

    C++ Clear Screen Code- Please Help

    fputs() is similar to puts(). It writes the string (arg1) to the stream denoted by the file id (arg2).
  2. isprabu

    C++ Clear Screen Code- Please Help

    You can try something like this: void clrscr() { putchar(27); fputs("[H",stdout); putchar(27); fputs("[J",stdout); }
  3. isprabu

    Pause Code - Please Help!

    What do you want to 'pause'? In a console application you can use getc(). In windows application it is fully up to your code. You can set some global flag and based on that stop(pause) all the activities that your code is doing(in all threds).
  4. isprabu

    Need Function -- Lost in Detail -- Please Help

    Please try something like this: value (char *prefix, int data) { int Result; char temp[10]; char * p; sprintf(temp, &quot;%04X&quot;, data); if(data < 0) p = &temp[4]; else p = temp; strcpy (buf2, prefix); sprintf(buf2 + strlen(buf2), &quot;%s\3&quot;, p); Result = sendData (buf2...
  5. isprabu

    Need Function for Conversion to send buffer

    Why don't you try something like this: value (char *prefix, int data) { int Result; char temp[10]; char * p; sprintf(temp, &quot;%04X&quot;, data); if(data < 0) p = &temp[4]; else p = temp; strcpy (buf2, prefix); sprintf(buf2 + strlen(buf2), &quot;%s\3&quot;, p); Result = sendData...

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