I'm trying to develop my retro CRPG game engine as a console app, but how do
I test the input part? I can output to stdio with either printf() or NSLog, but
the debug console only supports output, not input. What's the normal way to
redirect this to terminal.app so that scanf() will work?
On 27 May 2012, at 18:26, William Squires wrote:
I'm trying to develop my retro CRPG game engine as a console app, but how
do I test the input part? I can output to stdio with either printf() or
NSLog, but the debug console only supports output, not input. What's the
normal way to
What's the proper way to make a C/ObjC program (Foundation tool)
be used with the pipe operator? I want to make a simple filter that
takes the output of ls -la and reformats it to appear more like the
MS-DOS directory listing. So, I would do something like ls -la |
mydosfilter and get a
On 6 Aug 2008, at 15:57, William Squires wrote:
What's the proper way to make a C/ObjC program (Foundation tool) be
used with the pipe operator? I want to make a simple filter that
takes the output of ls -la and reformats it to appear more like
the MS-DOS directory listing. So, I would
I want to make a simple filter that takes the output of ls -la and
reformats it to appear more like the MS-DOS directory listing. So, I
would do something like ls -la | mydosfilter and get a directory
listing with the filename first, the # bytes second, then the
timestamp (leaving out
