How do i fix my newline procedure?

[Octacone]

Wow, sorry the guy is trying to be clear and verbose while he's being graciously helpful.

Yeah Schol-R-LEA is very very helpful, he nicely explains everything in detail. He wastes his time trying to teach "noobs" how to code. I think that somebody that joined this forum in 2006 deserves some respect. NewLava1234 needs to learn C before anything else or at least have some previous objective language experience, C, C# & C++ are very similar if you know one of them you know like 60% of the other two.

[crunch]

Wow, sorry the guy is trying to be clear and verbose while he's being graciously helpful.

I think it must be that time of the month for Lukand. Or maybe he's hitting puberty. His posts have been extremely rude recently.

[Ycep]

I'm not rude. But I think I understand him. He tries to get most attention to help Nuno by making very long unmissable posts.

Anyways, why would you call me rude? I wanted to help Nuno too by making short version of his last two posts so Nuno.

[AMenard]

We're calling you rude because you are. And this isn't the place to teach anyone basic programing. Take this to some other forum.

[SpyderTL]

We're calling you rude because you are.

Dammit... There is your fix:

Agreed. This does appear a bit rude.

But he's not the only one.

Well you'd best work out out what's wrong then...

And this isn't the place to teach anyone basic programing. Take this to some other forum.

The OP did not ask how to declare a variable. He asked how he can keep from having newline characters show up on the screen.

This is not a "basic programming" question -- it's a VGA hardware question, or at least a misunderstanding about the difference between video memory and a terminal program.

[AMenard]

We're calling you rude because you are.

Dammit... There is your fix:

Agreed. This does appear a bit rude.

But he's not the only one.

Well you'd best work out out what's wrong then...

And this isn't the place to teach anyone basic programing. Take this to some other forum.

The OP did not ask how to declare a variable. He asked how he can keep from having newline characters show up on the screen.

This is not a "basic programming" question -- it's a VGA hardware question, or at least a misunderstanding about the difference between video memory and a terminal program.

Err no it is a basic question. Nuevo is just following the wiki barebone or other example and is questioning why the /n is displayed instead of doing an actual new line. This is a basic programing question and is quite easy to process if one has at least a minimum of knowledge in C.