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Old October 7th, 2007, 02:57 PM
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Assembly - Inputting a String With GetCh
For an assignment I have to have the user input a string w/o GetStr. I know how to "technically" do this on all but two levels.

Is there a clever way to determine when a string is done being entered? So they're all on one line instead of

A
l
e
x

like that? Also how should I check to see that the string is over?
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How do you define "done being entered"? End of line? End of file? White space?
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How do you define "done being entered"? End of line? End of file? White space?


Like the string is over. End of line preferably. Is there a way to use GetCh to simulate GetStr?
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