nyhl@ursa.calvin.edu (Larry R. Nyhoff) (09/29/90)
I'm new to the Pascal mailing list, so the following questions have
probably been asked and perhaps answered before. Maybe someone
would be kind enough, however, to repeat answers and/or refer me
to where they can be found:
1. Where can I get code for capturing input and output in Turbo
Pascal? I now have students who are doing their coursework in
Turbo, and they need to be able to hand in hard copy of sample
runs of their program,
2. Does anyone have or know someone who has notes/manuals/etc.
that spell out the variations/extensions to standard Pascal in
VAX Pascal?
Would appreciate hearing at nyhl@ursa.calvin.edutwpierce@amherst.bitnet (Tim Pierce) (10/01/90)
In article <24649@adm.BRL.MIL>, nyhl@ursa.calvin.edu (Larry R. Nyhoff) writes: > 1. Where can I get code for capturing input and output in Turbo > Pascal? I now have students who are doing their coursework in > Turbo, and they need to be able to hand in hard copy of sample > runs of their program, Whenever I knew I'd have to hand in sample program runs, I'd include statements in my program to send all output to a file as well as to the console. No big deal. But if that's too much trouble, couldn't you just execute "foobar > foobar.out" to capture program output? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tim Pierce | "They call television a medium. That is because twpierce@amherst.bitnet | it is neither rare nor well done." - Ernie Kovacs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------