LXXXIII Joined: 07/26/08 Posts: 8 Posted: 09/07/08 12:29:46 Hi. New to Tango. How can you use terminal commands? Like in C++ you can do: system("cls"); I thought I had to import some module, but I can't find through the wealth of info.
Hi. New to Tango.
How can you use terminal commands? Like in C++ you can do:
system("cls");
I thought I had to import some module, but I can't find through the wealth of info.
Author Message torhu Joined: 03/31/06 Posts: 69 Posted: 09/07/08 16:37:08 The C standard library is available in D too: import tango.stdc.stdlib; void main() { system("cls"); } Check out the tango.stdc package. Most of it isn't used much for everyday D programming, but some is. For more advanced usage, you can use tango.sys.Process. http://dsource.org/projects/tango/docs/current/ LXXXIII Joined: 07/26/08 Posts: 8 Posted: 09/07/08 18:56:49 Hey torhu, thanks :) I find using Phobos easer than Tango, but I guess it's a matter of getting used to it. That page with the docs can be pretty overwhelming.
The C standard library is available in D too:
import tango.stdc.stdlib; void main() { system("cls"); }
Check out the tango.stdc package. Most of it isn't used much for everyday D programming, but some is.
For more advanced usage, you can use tango.sys.Process.
http://dsource.org/projects/tango/docs/current/
Hey torhu, thanks :)
I find using Phobos easer than Tango, but I guess it's a matter of getting used to it. That page with the docs can be pretty overwhelming.
