bhoot_jb 47 Junior Poster in Training

i think first of all you really need to attempt it by yourself. People here will help you only if you have made some honest attempt :)

Salem commented: Well said +22
bhoot_jb 47 Junior Poster in Training

A comment if I may bhoot_jb.


You make heavy use of [..]. I know what ellipsis are [...], but I can't figure what's the process that warrant the use of two consecutive periods.


What's the advantage of misspelling "good" to just save the writing of one more vowel?
Why not "gu luc"? That seems to me more advantageous. Better yet, "guluc" will save even the space.
Of course, all is for naught because of the mysterious two periods afterward.

lolz. OK. thanks for pointing out my mistakes. Actually i was used to such typing in this weird way in mobile chatting. :) There is nothing special about using two consecutive periods or ellipsis. :)
And as far as "gud luck" is concerned, its almost the same issue, i.e., i make a heavy use of short spellings. :| i have been warned earlier against using such short spellings.
However i have improved much better and will do the same in future. :)
Now, this is going off-topic. So i better conclude. :)

Aia commented: For taking it the right way. +9
bhoot_jb 47 Junior Poster in Training

well...this thing also depends on how the menus and submenus are structured.
For example...i have faced a situation in which..i need to first select an object on which i need to perform certain operations...which are,in turn, same for all the objects..
Thus, i would definitely have a structure..in which..i have the main menu which gives options to select an object..and then i move to another menu (which i may/ may not consider submenu) which gives choices for the operations.. :)

another situation is obvious..which..i think you are facing..

anyways..i have attached a program which deals with both the situations..
have a look on it if u want to. :)
NOTE : its a CPP (and hence an OO) program..Also the graphics.h header file of Borland Turbo C++ i have used is very much primitive..so i think the code wont work..unless you use Turbo C++...
however..i dont think thats your concern...so hope this helps you.. :)
gud luck..