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From: W1bBle <layabouts@the-giant-sofa.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Weird get_line()
Date: 1999/03/28
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I have an extremely strange problem with get_line()

In the main part of the program, it functions as normal. However, when it is
used inside a loop (like you would need to implement a basic text menu on
your terminal) the program appears to "skip" over the get_line() statement,
removing the possibility of user input, which kind of defeats the purpose of
having a menu. get() suffers no such problems. Any ideas? I'm using the
gnat system.

Thank you

W1bBle

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