Thanks for your answers. I should have posted the code I'm using when trying this. It's now attached to this mail. As you can see I'm using standard c++ code an not anything Qt related. I of course used std:: and all that stuff. My problem is that when trying to input something everything just hangs. I write something then press ENTER then I write something again then press ENTER again but it just doesn't work , the input is not accepted and the program doesn't move one no matter what I do. Using Muhammad Bashir Al-Noimi's code I get the same thing. Nothing after cin is executed no matter what I do. If this code works for you under Linux I'm guessing it might just be a bug and I should report it as such. I might be something related to the xterm -e that's mentioned under Environment, General ( Options ) . Can you take a look and see what setting you have there. I'm using a less known distribution , Frugalware and Qt is version 4.6.2 ( the same version was used to compile Qt Creator from source code ) on a 32 bit environment.
On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 2:14 PM, Marius Cirsta <[email protected]> wrote: > I just wrote a simple program to use std::cin under Linux and I can't get > it to work with Qt Creator 1.3.1. I get the application output but it > doesn't recognize the ENTER key and so doesn't accept the input value that I > type. My terminal is set the xterm -e unde Environment, General. > > Any solutions to this ? >
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