Brett W. McCoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 9/4/07, remarknibor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I just run it from the command prompt in that window, so a console > > one. The code isn't very revealing, but this is the bit in which i'd > > like to embed the time check: > > As Thomas remarked before, you won't be able to do what you want with > just plain ol' console code... you will need to design come > event-handling into your application. There are console APIs (like > ncurses) that can handle this for you, and provide you with text > windows, menus, I/O handling, etc. Or go the full route and write a > Windows application (which is event-based to begin with) using one of > the many toolkits available. I'd start with something like wxWindows > or fltk, they are relatively easy to use, unless you really want to > delve into the Windows SDK.
Or a console application with Win32 support enabled. Have not worked on Dev C++, it's pretty straight-forward in VS.
