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Cristea Bogdan wrote:
> I know that this is rather a simple question for a C++ programmer, but I
> don't know a better place to ask, since this topic is more related to the
> operating system than to the C++ language.
> I want to display the simulation progress in CLI using something like
> this:
>
> for(int n=0;n<10;n++)
> {
> sleep(2);
> cout << (n/9.0) << "%\n";
> }
>
> How can I display this using the same line instead of jumping each
> time at a new line ? (besides "\r")
> Is there a way to make the cursor disappear while
> displaying?
If you are getting \r to perform as expected you are doing better than
me keep getting a new line when I use it :-)
The only thought I would have is to change the terminal emulation or use
curses. I would suggest trying the programming list as you will get the
attention of people who write code for the OS.
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