c++ - How to blink particular text continuously all time during input and output? -

here code blinks 'welcome' after user enter name.

'welcome' not blink when user writing name. user hits enter caret goes while loop. caret position set coordinates of 'welcome' & cout prints 'welcome' 5 colors again & again seems 'welcome' blinking.

but want 'welcome' blinks continuously program starts.

so more question ask - can have 2 caret/cursor @ same time ?

#include <iostream> #include <conio.h>  #include <windows.h>  using namespace std;  int main(int argc, char** argv)  {    int x,y,i;char name[10];    textcolor(10);    x=wherex();y=wherey();       //corrdinates of caret stored in x & y.    cout<<"\t\t\t\twelcome\n";    textcolor(15);    cout<<"\nenter name\n";    gets(name);    while(1)    {       for(i=10;i<15;i++)       {          textcolor(i);          gotoxy(x,y);          //transferring caret coordinates stored in x & y.          cout<<"\t\t\t\twelcome";          sleep(300);       }    }    return 0;  } 

i wrote small code question , it's not 100% correct answer. posting answer giving little bit idea newbie.

#include <iostream> #include <conio.h> #include <windows.h> using namespace std; int x,y,b,l,n=0; char c; void blink() {     {         int m;         for(m=10;m<15;m++)         {             textcolor(m);             gotoxy(x,y);             cout<<"\t\t\t\twelcome";             sleep(60);         }    } } int main(int argc, char** argv) {    char i;int key_stroke;    textcolor(10);    x=wherex();y=wherey();    cout<<"\t\t\t\twelcome\n";    textcolor(15);    cout<<"\nenter name\n";    l=wherex();b=wherey();    z:    {      while (1)      {           if(!(_kbhit()))         {                blink();                  goto z;         }         else            {              i=_getch();              if(i==13)              {                 gotoxy(l+n,b+1);                     return 0;                }                textcolor(10);                gotoxy(l+n,b);                cout<<i;n=n+1;           }      }    }    return 0; }