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How to implement InputBox in Visual C++?
The point is this: I am writing a course project on programming in Visual C ++, I have never worked with it before. And in the middle of development, I came across the fact that I need an inputbox so that the user enters a value, but there is no native one. What is the best way to implement this in Visual Studio 2010?
PS: I know almost nothing in Visual studio and Visual C++, please describe in detail how to do it.
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stackoverflow.com/questions/97097/what-is-the-c-sharp-version-of-vb-nets-inputdialog
The easiest option for you is a crutch as mentioned here. Here it is proposed to use the VB function Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.InputBox(...), which implements the functionality you need.
Naturally, everything that is said in the context of C # in this question easily correlates with what you need for C ++.
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