Hi,
I changed the C68 libc_a (not libcurses_a !) from version 4.22f to 4.22i
and the wild linefeed problem magically disappeared. Unfortunately most
file downloads are no longer available Dave Walker's Website, so I don't
know which details had changed.
Has someone got a changelog?
But with l
Hi Derek,
This effect, looks like the staircase effect on some older printers, it was
remedied by interchanging the carriage returns and linefeeds on the printer
driver.
I am not saying that this will solve the problem, but it could be that the
end of line control code is not correct for the QDOS
QDOS screen driver. It
should be something like - CHR$(10);CHR$(13)
Derek
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Subject: [ql-developers] curses library
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> Hi,
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> when porting a new text
Hi,
when porting a new textbased webbrowser to QDOS, I have again run into
problems with the C68 curses library. At many undefined points throughout
the text, unwanted linefeeds are inserted. For instance:
would typically look like
The effect doesn't change in different cache modes or whe
