Author: Todd Freitag
Date: 08:08:40 10/02/99
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On October 02, 1999 at 02:37:48, James Robertson wrote: >Whenever cout is used, say: >for (percent = 0; percent <= 100; percent ++) > cout << "% complete: " << percent << endl; > >the output will look like: > >% complete: 0 >% complete: 1 >..... > >How do I make it so that the second cout statment will 'back up', i.e. overwrite >the first statement so it is no longer visible? > >Thanks, >James Try: cout << "% complete: " << percent << "\r"; within the for loop, then just print the endl once outside of the loop. Todd
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