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Win CE getch() and clrscr()

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    Hello everybody, i'm working on a small console application for Windows CE 5.0 Is there a possibility to perform a getch()? Because each key-stroke must be validated with the Return-Key to store the input into the stdin-buffer. So I need to analyse a key-stroke, without waiting for the Return. Is it also possible to perform a Clear-Screen on a Win CE console application or to set the position of the cursor? Or is it really impossible? :( Big thanks for any help :) Greetings

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      Hello everybody, i'm working on a small console application for Windows CE 5.0 Is there a possibility to perform a getch()? Because each key-stroke must be validated with the Return-Key to store the input into the stdin-buffer. So I need to analyse a key-stroke, without waiting for the Return. Is it also possible to perform a Clear-Screen on a Win CE console application or to set the position of the cursor? Or is it really impossible? :( Big thanks for any help :) Greetings

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      use getchar() on windows CE. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms859646.aspx[^] -PaulH

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