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Oct 17, 2019 You cannot pause the program, per se. You can block the program however, i.e. Make it stop running until a certain event. Typically there are two popular events, input and time. This means that you can pause your program for a certain time (e.g., 5 seconds), and then have it resume afterwards. Or you can pause your program until some input arrives, from user, or from network, or from a file, etc. In both cases, your program will be blocked, i.e. I'm on chapter 5: controlling program flow (c for dummies) currently creating a break in a 'for loop'. Anyway'z my problem is, when i build and run the program all action's i want the program to take are executed fine but after there executed the damn 'system('PAUSE') return 0;' dosent work it just executes the program then displays. Feb 22, 2017 Python Tutorial for Beginners Full Course Learn Python for Web Development - Duration: 6:14:07. Programming with Mosh Recommended for you.
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This is for the numerous people I see constantly asking how to 'pause' the console after their code runs. The explanation for how the code works is within the snippet in comments.
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Basically, the 'cin.clear();' function will clear the input stream, getting rid of any newline characters that would have made methods like using the 'cin.get();' function to pause the console not work. Then, we have the 'cin.ignore();' function. This will ignore the maximum amount of characters that can be entered into the stream (numeric_limits<streamsize>::max) be ignored, or wait for a newline character ( n ). This way, the console will be 'paused' until you enter a newline character (or the max. amount of characters for the input stream, but that would take forever and be unnecessary.)
I hope this helps all of you C++ beginners who are either learning for yourselves or just getting started in a college course.
This Not working for me Iam working on visual stdio 2005
chococrack74
If you're in windows (like using visual studio 2005) then just use
If you're on a Unix console, you really don't need a pause after you run your code.
The snippet above may be useful for pausing at different times other than after the code runs, to run the program in chunks for example
First of all, no.. never ever use the method Chococrack mentioned. It is for amateur programmers and a shitty habit to learn. Second.. how are you using it? Show me your code.
chococrack74
How To System Pause In Dev C++
I'll use the one line system('PAUSE') or simple cin.get(); in smaller 'amateur' code that I test things on.
For professional projects, I tend to use my IDE of choice's built in debugging tools (like breakpoints in VS).
The function you posted works fine, as does the simple one line I posted.
Flaming another contributors post is definitely not the way to go about gaining a great reputation here.
@OP
'>The function ios::clear() does not empty a stream. If the stream is in an error state it resets the stream's error flags to return it to a usable state. You still need to empty the stream by another method such as istream::igmore().
This method appears to work. But unless I'm misreading something your understanding appears to be flawed.
@chococrack
'>The system() function is a gaping security hole that must not be used unless absolutely necessary. Its use is ill-advised under any conditions unless absolutely necessary..
chococrack74
Found a beautifully written post regarding how to do this by Narue:
The suggestion is
clear the input stream of junk and use
MosaicFuneral812
n00bs all up in this thread.
cout + cin.get() is all you need in C++
printf() + getchar() is all you need in C
#include <stdio.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <termios.h>
#include <iostream>
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This won't work at all using most compilers. I dare you to try it on VC++. Using O/S and compiler dependent solutions are problematic. These include
* system('pause'); * Any Linux/Unix-only solutions: unistd.h and termios.h * Non-standard C function getch() , defined only in particular compilers on one O/S
The BEST answer is the original post in this thread. Please learn and understand why. Don't just post your favorite inadequate solution as the best way. In these forums we try to teach the proper way to do things, not the hackneyed way most people are taught by less-than-adequate programmers.
Flaming another contributors post is definitely not the way to go about gaining a great reputation here.
There was no flame. The suggestion of system('pause');is shitty. Nothing against you, just that suggestion.
Traktor pro 1.2.7 won't find my itunes. cout + cin.get() is all you need in C++
printf() + getchar() is all you need in C
printf() is a huge hit on resources. If all you are doing it printing a character or a string, use putchar() and puts() repectively. :icon_wink: