yusri@uop.EDU (Mohd Yusri Abdol) (02/21/91)
Hi Everyone!
I have a quick question. How can I write a program in Turbo C++
such that I can copy a file, or delete a file, or change directory,
or whatever wonderful things that DOS can do. This is actually my
class project, and my professor asked me to do something like a
menu program where people can just use arrow key instead of typing
the command (He asked us to find ourselves, and I'm doing the right
thing, right?).
Thanks in advance.
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yusri@uop.EDU (Mohd Yusri Abdol) writes: >Hi Everyone! > I have a quick question. How can I write a program in Turbo C++ > such that I can copy a file, or delete a file, or change directory, > or whatever wonderful things that DOS can do. This is actually my > class project, and my professor asked me to do something like a > menu program where people can just use arrow key instead of typing > the command (He asked us to find ourselves, and I'm doing the right > thing, right?). Check out the spawn() family of functions from your text (if its even in there) or from the Turbo C++ Reference Book. This should be what you're looking for. Thats all I'll say. (Can't give away too much) Craig Nelson (mwizard@eecs.ee.pdx.edu)