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From: John G. <jo...@jo...> - 2005-01-21 14:00:15
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Foster, Gareth said: >> Does it help if you add a _flushall() after the output and before the >> input? > > Hello, thanks for the response, could you elaborate a little though? I > tried > the following .... > > $ g++ woot.cpp > $ g++ _flushall() woot.cpp _flushall() > $ g++ `_flushall()` woot.cpp `_flushall()` > $ g++ `_flushall()' woot.cpp `_flushall()' I think what Earnie meant was in your code. I am not familiar with gtkmm, but I think he meant to do something like this: woot.cpp: // Output code goes here. _flushall (); // Input code goes here. Using function names on the command line probably won't work ;-) -- John Gaughan jo...@jo... http://www.johngaughan.net/ |