Hello ncurses users! When running my program (it's a text editor) in a VT100 emulator, I notice that ncurses causes a hardware scroll of the entire screen whenever I scroll my text area. I do have an info line above, a message line and command line below the main text area. So it's not using the VT100's hardware scroll regions (csr) yet. And that's probably wasting bandwith on many other terminal emulators as well.
I guess I must first idlok() on the window that should be scrolled. Do I __have to__ use scrollok() as well? Does it have to be enabled on stdscr as well? Best regards, Robin -- @ii._._.*.._+__.+_+.+...+.+.++..+*+.+._.+...*_*.*.__+__._._.++..+_*.++__+__ .+_..*...+.+_+__.+._.+...*_+_+__._ ...*_ +.+._.+.._+*+_+__._._ .+_..+.+***_ . *_+_+__.+.*.++..+_+.*.__+_ _.+...*_*_+__.++*.+...++..+* +.+.._+__._+_.+.. .++..+*_.*...+*+.+.*_ +*+i2^rj.u#__%uu#_.%uu#_+%uu#_*!+!0a"t1010^t^c^c'0a^# 1010"=d'0a-100000"=d'0auuqq*100+q[_^euu]uq-rq:^/100@oo,+,+,+oqq^t0uq@o*+*!!
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