I 开发者_高级运维am trying to create a Curses::UI application. So far everything is working but my dialog does not seem want to respond to the enter key for closing. I have tried the samples and they
I was using PDCurses, and noticed that the library specifically defines the Alt-Numpad buttons. When implementing these buttons, however, I found that while using getch(), once you release the Alt-key
I\'m going to put a background on my embedded console application. The question is simple: I just don\'t know how to do that :)
I am trying to trap Control-Left, Shift-F10 etc in my ruby programs. Normally, using just getch I get a list of ints such as 27,91,50,50,126 which works. However I fear these may be system or terminal
I\'ve just finished working through the code of a CLI program, converting it into a TUI program using ncurses.
There are several libraries like ncurses that assist in making command-line GUIs. Simply put, how do they work?
I am writing a simple program in C++ to be run in a terminal window. I would like the output text to be locked in position on the screen. Instead of each new line appearing at the bottom of the screen
I am making an interpreted language. I use an interactive prompt where I enter expressions to be evaluated (a REPL). I was wondering, how do I implemen开发者_开发百科t standard prompt behavior? Like p
what is the best way to detect escape sequences in ncurses raw mode. The thing that come to my mind is do getch and then add it to some kind of buffer and then when
Hi! Is it possible to debug/profile a ncurses based application written in Eclipse\\CDT? By using eclipse IDE of course.
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