* In a message originally to Dave Looney, Bill Patterson writes:

 DL> Bill Patterson Wrote:
 DL> 
 DL> BP> Sometimes the simplest things are the hardest. I'm 
 DL> BP> converting some of my code from "C" to
"C++" using Cset ++. 
 DL> BP> So far so good... except for one little problem. I can't 
 DL> BP> seem to find a way to accept JUST a carriage return. 
 DL> BP> cin.get() won't return just a CR as far as I can tell. Nor 
 DL> BP> will cin.read().
 DL> BP> 
 DL> BP> cout << "\n\n  Hit return when ready\n";
 DL> BP> cin.ipfx(0);
 DL> BP> cin.get(mychar);
 DL> 
 DL> Borland C++ does just as you wish with the following:
 DL> char ch;
 DL> cout << "\n\n  Hit return when ready\n";
 DL> while (ch!='\n') cin.get(ch);
 DL> 
 DL> Dave Looney
 DL> [Team OS/2]
 DL> 
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Very interesting! I tried something very simular, will try this too! Thanks.

Bill


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