Why this piece of code here: #include <ncurses.h> #define WIN 5 #define WI win[0] #define WC win[1]
GitHub This is the best I can come up with to handle ncurses-style key presses (I\'m actually writing an alternative to ncurses for various reasons).
are there any IDEs which run in a shell instead of a gui. As i really don\'t like to use a mouse (except of scrolling, everything is faster for example in firefox using shortcuts).
Basically I am writing a client program which receives response and logs from server, the client is also able to send request to server for different information. I used curses and output looks pretty
What\'s the standard way to print to the right side and/or bottom side of the terminal window using n/curses?
I have a curses based application (WordGrinder). I\'ve just had a bug report from a user saying that some keys aren\'t working properly on his keyboard. On investigation, he\'s right.
I\'m learning C++ and so I\'ve decided to begin coding a IRC-Client. I basically want it to be consolebased, and I\'ve looked in to libraries such as ncurses, but I don\'t really know whether or not
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I know that there is ruby ncurses 开发者_Python百科library which accesses the C ncurses library, but is it possible to implement one pure ruby ncruses library? Any hints? I\'m also confused about the
How d开发者_如何转开发o I get more than the 7 preset colors using the NCurses library with C++?If the colors terminfo capability returns 8, then you can\'t. If it returns a value higher than that then
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