How can I use any command really (in c++ programming with Devkit Pro for NDS) to simply print a variably rather than text to a specific location? Here's what I have that prints text:
iprintf("\x1b[1;20HHello");
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It's the same as normal `printf`, no? – Pubby Mar 13 '13 at 12:21
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Is this meant to be an ASCII escape sequence? If so, I think you're missing a `'0'` before `'x'`: `"\0x1b[1;20HHEllo"` – jrok Mar 13 '13 at 12:26
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You can also manipulate the console directly (including window it and have multiple consoles to print to).
PrintConsole* pc = consoleDemoInit();
pc->cursorX = 10;
pc->cursorY = 10;
printf("hi");
Here is a bit more detail:
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I found out later that for both iprintf and printf, this is a way to do it:
iprintf("\x1b[%d;%dHText goes here...", y, x); //the x and y are reverse because that is how printf works
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That is how to print to a variable's location and `printf("%d",p)` for an integer (this case p), along with `printf("%s",string)` for a string/const char. – Matthew D. Scholefield Jul 10 '13 at 20:39