C++ : Create a console get_string() function (Windows 7/8/10)

This project requires you to create a get_string() function that gets key presses from the windows queue (callback). Instead of relying on cin>> or threads, the function will need to check key presses in the queue and create something that looks just like cin>> but with the advantage of allowing us to continue running the rest of our code, rather than just waiting for the user to submit something. The function will look like this: bool get_string(sting message, string & input) This means the function will return a bool, true if something was submitted (i.e. [enter] was pressed), and false if [enter] was not pressed. If [enter] was pressed, then whatever was found in the queue will be placed in the variable 'input' which was passed by reference. You will likely need to create a global variable to keep track of when the function is checking for user inputs, so that you can clear old key presses. Here is an example of how the code could be used: string myString while(1) { clear_console(); // (Ignore the flicker - I can fix this later) if(get_string("Type something: ", mySting)) { cout << "You typed: " << myString << endl; pause(); } } Remember, the get_string() function will return IMMEDIATELY, it will not wait for user input, all it does is check the queue. Also, please ensure that the function works similar to how cin>> works, allowing the use arrow keys and backspace. Maximum budget for this project is AUD$100. Higher bids will be ignored. To prove that you have read this message, please type "Hi Alex" at the top of your message.