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  1. 10-01-2009 #1
    Mac_Attack18
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    Question about ecplise IDE

    I have been playing around with it and so far my only problem is when i use the cin command it doesn't tell me that you need to input something. For example in windows the cmd prompt will blink is there anyway to do this in ecplise make it so it will blink or something. or look more like the command prompt.
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    Don't execute the program in Eclipse's inbuilt Terminal,
    Just let it use any external terminal program like Gnome Terminal or Xterm or Konsole.

    And if you are a beginner level programmer just don't use eclipse, It adds so much complexity that you don't need, Use eclipse only when dealing with huge projects not small programs..

    use something more simpler like
    Code::Blocks - Code::Blocks
    Geany - Geany : Home Page
    Open Komodo - Open Komodo | Open Komodo
    Anjuta or even Gedit.
    Never make any misteaks.

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