Getting user input and displaying formatted text.

[Raptor88]

I'm not sure if it is standard. This code is "cleaner":

std::ifstream file("whatever.txt");
std::istream_iterator<char> begin(file);
std::istream_iterator<char> end;
std::string contents(begin, end);

- When looking for input, check which keys the user has pressed.
- Pass ASCII value of pressed keys to input class

No, watch the TextEntered event, not keys!

Thanks for the code and suggestions Laurent.
Raptor

[Omegaclawe]

- When looking for input, check which keys the user has pressed.
- Pass ASCII value of pressed keys to input class

No, watch the TextEntered event, not keys!

My implementation does, actually... mostly. It does watch the pressed keys for Up/down/left/right/delete, though. Backspace and return pass their own just fine, I think, but otherwise, the textentered event doesn't catch those keys... been a while since I looked at my implementation, though.