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lusplus/helpers/cursor.h
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7#pragma once
8#ifndef __CURSOR_H__
9#define __CURSOR_H__
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11namespace Helpers
12{
16 void disableinputecho();
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22 void enableinputecho();
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29 void setcursorposition(int row, int column);
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37 void getcursorposition(int* row, int* column);
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39} // end namespace
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41#endif // __CURSOR_H__
Helpers
The namespace containing all the "helper" functions in the C++ code.
Definition: argumentinvalid_error.h:14
Helpers::enableinputecho
void enableinputecho()
Enable echoing input, which should be the default mode. Call this only after calling disableinputecho...
Definition: cursor.cpp:129
Helpers::disableinputecho
void disableinputecho()
Disable echoing input until enableinputecho() is called.
Definition: cursor.cpp:118
Helpers::setcursorposition
void setcursorposition(int row, int column)
Move the text cursor to the specified screen coordinates.
Definition: cursor.cpp:140
Helpers::getcursorposition
void getcursorposition(int *row, int *column)
Retrieve the current cursor position in the console window.
Definition: cursor.cpp:149