Re: Turbo Pascal and keybuffering

1999-07-19 Thread Maarten ter Huurne
At 04:04 PM 7/19/99 +0200, you wrote: >I've made a menuprogram in Turbo Pascal which has >to execute the game selected from the menu. Maybe you can use a trick I once used under MS-DOS to make a menu program. When executing a batch file, the COMMAND.COM of MS-DOS remembers the filename and the

Re: Turbo Pascal and keybuffering

1999-07-19 Thread Laurens Holst
> I've made a menuprogram in Turbo Pascal which has > to execute the game selected from the menu. > > I put the commandline in the keyboardbuffer (0FBF0H), > but when I exit my program the first three characters > are gone! And when I add an extra WriteLn at the end > of my program all characters

Re: Turbo Pascal and keybuffering

1999-07-19 Thread Rainier Maas
If you always loose the first three characters, why don't you just start with three spaces? I know it isn't an elegant solutions, but it might for you... Rainier Maas > I've made a menuprogram in Turbo Pascal which has > to execute the game selected from the menu. > > I put the commandline in t

Turbo Pascal and keybuffering

1999-07-19 Thread J. Lautenbag
Hi, I've made a menuprogram in Turbo Pascal which has to execute the game selected from the menu. I put the commandline in the keyboardbuffer (0FBF0H), but when I exit my program the first three characters are gone! And when I add an extra WriteLn at the end of my program all characters are gone