now. I'm not sure if that should be applied as is, since it would affect
all ports.
And I haven't yet figured out why the Turbo C++ routine (based on
delay() from TC's dos.h) isn't working.
Still no luck there... anyone else?
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. ;-)
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In recent versions of Borland C++, the name of the linker has changed to
ilink32. More importantly, the makefile mistakenly lists pdcclip.c as
being in srcdir rather than osdir. Here are the patches.
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*** win32/bccwin32.old 2005-05-26 20:03:57.963471800
). It seems very incomplete. I
haven't tested it, and I can't read the .info files yet (gotta set up UAE
again, I guess). Presumably you'd extract the original 2.4 archive first,
then this on top of it.
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will look like?
It doesn't really look any different. You can alter the appearance by
specifying the font, colors, etc. But it still looks pretty much like an
xterm window.
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of the changes.
The focuses for this release are X/Open conformance, i18n, better color
support, cleaner code, and more consistency across platforms.
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. The narrow-character build uses
the OEM code page, as always; in this case, the char string functions are
not wrappers, and the wide-char versions are not available.
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there -- some because people will want them, some to get out of
the way before moving on to anything else.
And no, I'm not really planning to do a release every month from now on.
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-config based build (Makefile) for Unix, or
MinGW (Makefile.mng) for Windows. (The build system is the main thing that
needs work before it's released.)
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On Wed, 19 Sep 2007, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a pre-compiled library for Windows that will allow me to
statically link to pdcurses
Why not compile it yourself? The default is to build a static library.
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On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 2:45 PM, Bill J Gray pl...@projectpluto.com wrote:
Is there any particular character encoding associated with PDCurses?
No. In the case you're talking about, the input comes from
ReadConsoleInput(). It's Windows itself that determines the active
console code page. (The
Sorry for the delay. I finally got around to looking at Frank
Palazzolo's CVS to git conversion and was satisfied with it, so I
forked it on GitHub, and cloned it to SourceForge. The old CVS
repository is now gone. Further changes will be pushed to both
SourceForge and GitHub.
PDCurses 3.5 is now available:
http://pdcurses.org/
Catching up on many of the changes of the last (ahem) ten years...
hopefully without breaking too much (I'm saving that for later).
Source only, no binaries yet.
PDCurses 3.6 is now available:
http://pdcurses.org/
256 colors in the Windows console, real blinking and fixed up
attributes everywhere, fixed X11 install, more.
Source only, no binaries yet. SourceForge has been down all day, so it
doesn't have 3.6, and links to it are temporarily disabled --
On Sat, Mar 24, 2018 at 3:09 PM, Karl Garrison wrote:
> Also, I don't see this in the docs anywhere, but it took me a bit to realize
> that the BMP needed to be 1 BPP. ... I suggest adding a note to the
> documentation about the BMP depth requirement
Ahem...
"The font is a
PDCurses 3.7 is now available:
https://pdcurses.org/
Lots of SDL2 fixes, compatibility with stdbool.h, various fixes including
wincon resizing, general code and doc reorganization and cleanup.
PDCurses 3.8 is now available:
https://pdcurses.org/
SDL fixes, DLL fixes, run-time version info, documented a lot of
undocumented functions, etc.
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