>> 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 tables in win32/pdckbd.c are all just for
things like ALT and function ke
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 7:34 PM, William McBrine wrote:
> You could set it to a so-called ANSI page if you wanted.
I should add, there is one issue with this: The box-drawing
characters. In the Win32 console port, these are defined in terms of
CP437 -- both because that's the default console code
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 2:45 PM, Bill J Gray 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 tables in win32/pdckbd.c
Hello all,
Just got an inquiry recently about a problem in my Win32a
flavor of PDCurses, which has led to a more general PDCurses
question.
The inquiry came from a gent using a Swedish keyboard layout.
Win32a was insisting on treating it (at least partly) as being
on a US layout. I think
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