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shafei Posted - 03/26/2010 : 5:56:40 PM
I was wondering how one could use C++ commands like cin and cout and ... in Origin?! Otherwise would Origin Team be thinking of adding this possibilities to OriginC?
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shafei Posted - 03/29/2010 : 6:13:01 PM
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Originally posted by greg

All OriginC runs in the context of Origin, not the operating system, so these operations do not make sense.
Instead, use InputBox for simple input or GetNBox for dialog-type input and there are many ways to output including printf.



Thanks for the response. Let me ask another question: Are there a list of commands that are not similar in C++ and OriginC?
greg Posted - 03/29/2010 : 10:39:58 AM
All OriginC runs in the context of Origin, not the operating system, so these operations do not make sense.
Instead, use InputBox for simple input or GetNBox for dialog-type input and there are many ways to output including printf.

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