Re: [Dev-C++] cin.get skipping

Of course it doesn't.

Have you managed to initialize security to anything useful?

Are you thinking about flushing streams compared to other I/O in your
program?

By the way - is it possible for you to post in TEXT format?

The text copy of your mails have seriously broken indentation and line
endings (as you can see below), and not too many users like HTML-encoded
source code.

/Per W

On Sun, 10 Dec 2006, Noorez Kassam wrote:

> cout << "key: ";          char in;          for(int i = 0; i < security; i++)          {            cin.get(in);            if(in == '\n')              break;            else              key[i] = in;          }
>
> The cin.get statment here appears to be skipped in this peice of code. That is, the program does not pause to allow for user input. Can someone tell me why?
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