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Denaje
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How do I keep the cursor on the same line after I use dbPrint()? In DB, you do it by putting a semicolon after the print statement, but obviously that doesn't work in C++.

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Posted: 11th Mar 2005 16:09
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You would need to work out the length of the text, as a font using dbTextWidth and then position the cursor so many pixels after that.

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Benjamin
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Posted: 11th Mar 2005 22:18
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Try and find out if there is a dbPrintC command like in DBP, that does what you want.


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