From:	"A. Sinan Unur" <asu1 AT cornell DOT edu>
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Subject:	Re: textattr() doesn't work as it should
Date:	4 Jul 2001 14:53:29 GMT
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"Martin Böhnert" <MartinB777 AT gmx DOT net> wrote in
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> hi!
> 
> i'm using djgpp (downloaded last sunday...). i'm writing a little
> database in commandline of win95. for different textcolors and
> -backgrounds i use
> textattr(). but only when i use clrscr() the changes will take affect
> on the next printf() command. a change with textattr() without clrscr()
> has no effect. here's the procedure
> 
> void db_write() {
>   textattr(112);
>   clrscr();
>   //printf("write database\n");
>   printf("  martin's cd-datenbank v0.1\n");
>   textattr(31);

<snip>

> if you know the prob then please answer me!

you should not mix conio functions with stdio functions. so instead of 
using printf, use cprintf.

for help, type 

info libc func conio

at the command line.
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