1 second delay

[NightSt@lker]

how do i do a 1 second delay between perofming commands?

[NightSt@lker]

when i use it within a loop, it waits for 1second * number of times to loop iterates and then it prints out all the numbers at once.

I was writing a test program (countdown clock) so the loop is a s such

for(int a=10;a>=0;a--)
{
cout<<a<<endl;
Sleep(1000);
}

[abdul]

You can't directly output a number using "cout". You'll have to convert it to a char first.
Try this:

char buffer[10];
for(int a=10;a>=0;a--) 
{ 
itoa(a, buffer,10);
cout<<buffer<<endl; 
Sleep(1000); 
} 

[crptcblade]

That's not true. You can output numbers with cout.

[Zaei]

You can output anything with cout as long as it overloads the "<<" operator.

Z.

[parksie]

Originally posted by abdul
Ahhh, never tried and knew that. I have always converted a number to a string before outputting it using cout...Now I know...

That's kind of the whole POINT of the streams using the << operator

Now you know why I love stringstreams