Re: Ascii-artist's dream...
From Johannes 'Joey' Rössel <joh...@web.de>
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· 4 Jan 2002 22:53 · View full thread
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> Now that those are WAY too old to be used, I guess the Licensing on > them has been removed by Borland. But all the same, all programs that > were built on TurboC, FoxPro, dBase were ASCII based, but YES!! No > Graphics in ASCII as now. Just some representations. coz the screen > is very small 80x24 chars Isn't it possible in C to put a character at position (80,25) (or (79,24) if you begin with 0)? The only problem I had with this little corner was, that the cursor always jumped into the next line causing everything to scroll down. Can't you put a character to that position and leave the cursor there?
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