user-input

In XCode 4, when I run something like this: string input; cout << "Enter command" << endl; getline(cin, input); cout << "You entered: " << input << endl; I see my "Enter command" prompt in the console. But when I place my mouse cursor below it and start typing the cursor doesn't move, and my keystrokes don't show up. It basically behaves like a read-only text box. What am I doing wrong? How can I interact with my program as if it were running in the terminal? Are you pressing Return or Enter at the end of your input line? For some keyboard the enter and return are on the same button, but if

I am trying to make a JOptionPane get an input and assign it to an int but I am getting some problems with the variable types. I am trying something like this: Int ans = (Integer) JOptionPane.showInputDialog(frame, "Text", JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE, null, null, "[sample text to help input]"); But I am getting: Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to java.lang.Integer Which sounds logical yet, I cannot think of another way to make this happen. Thanks in advance Simply use: int ans = Integer.parseInt( JOptionPane.showInputDialog(frame,

I have a form on an HTML page with multiple submit buttons that perform different actions. However, when the user is typing a value into a text input and hit enters, the browsers generally act as though the next submit button sequentially was activated. I want a particular action to occur, so one solution I found was to put in invisible submit buttons into the HTML directly after the text inputs in question, like this: <input type="text" name="something" value="blah"/> <input type=submit name="desired" value="Save Earth" style="display: none"/> ... <input type=submit name="something_else"

Please, does anybody know how to code string input in assembly language? I'm using int 21 to display and input characters. You can use function 0Ah to read buffered input. Given a string buffer in ds:dx it reads a string of up to length 255. The buffer layout is: Byte 0 String length (0-255) Byte 1 Bytes read (0-255, filled by DOS on return) Bytes 2-..Length+2 (The character string including newline as read by DOS). An example of a small COM file that reads a string and then echos it back to the user: org 0x100 start: push cs pop ds ; COM file, ds = cs mov ah, 0x0A ; Function 0Ah Buffered

I have a script I'm writing that makes a connection to a SOAP service. After the connection is made, I need to pass in a the username/pass with every command I send. The problem I have is that when I use read-host to do this, my password is shown in cleartext and remains in the shell: PS C:\Users\Egr> Read-Host "Enter Pass" Enter Pass: MyPassword MyPassword If I hide it with -AsSecureString, the value can no longer be passed to the service because it is now a System.Security.SecureString object: PS C:\Users\gross> Read-Host "Enter Pass" -AsSecureString Enter Pass: ********** System.Security