[Dev-C++] Re:RE: Re: RE: need help using cin.getline()

[Julio L. <ju2...@ya...>]

I dont know how recent of an edition you are looking
for, but there are some downloadable C++ books (like
Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days 2nd Edition) here:

http://www.informit.com/free_library/index.asp?st={FAA431F7-11F1-4FBF-8681-0C84321AEB69}&session_id={749C1C0D-7D5F-4319-B1DA-6392AB89175F}


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FROM: =DATE: 10/15/2001 06:47:04SUBJECT:  [Dev-C++]
RE: Re: RE: need help using cin.getline() And like
what I thought so, I was wrong...


<IIIIIIIIIIIIIII>

anyway, any of you guys know where I can get a C++
ebook? That is, the
one I can download? the one that I have here was
really meant as a tutorial
- an introduction to the language, but it is not
complete - I didn't even
know the commands to flush the keyboard buffer! Well,
hope you guys know
where I can download a book...

<IIIIIIIIIIIIIII>

also, to julio, just to remind you, I was using the
Cygnus Insight debugger(although
not the current version). I prefer to use this than
the console mode GNU
debugger(because its easier to learn for me). if you
downloaded dev-c++
from the internet, Insight is not included... you can
download it from
the resources page. If you already have it, well just
try to use it...
a debugger might be one of the tools that could help
diagnose a problem(because
it is a de-bugger). Well... I really hope that somehow
I helped you...

also, to all you folks! how do I use the "flush"
function? what are its parameters?

Thank you everyone in advance!

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