Hi Amanda,
There isn't.... You'll have to keep count of how many positions have
passed since the last newline, and then set the cursor there.
There maybe some non-portable platform specific code to perform such
routines. Check with your compiler documentation - otherwise you may have
to write the routines yourself. (Isn't curses/ncurses library setup to
handle character screen manipulations?)
All the best...
Mike
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Amanda Wynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [SLUG] printf control code question
if \n is newline, and \t is horizontal tab what's "home"; as in put the
cursor
back to the start of the current line? I've searched high & low, but can't
seem to find any info anywhere.
Amanda
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