Recently I posted a quick hack that uses the "termios" module to change the TTY driver keys, so urwid-using programs can read ^C and ^Z. Ian suggested making the hack into a function, and I've mostly done that. So now's a good time to have people rip apart my code.
More importantly, I need to see how different OSs (or versions) work. The keys the TTY driver knows about, the changes curses makes for a program when it starts, and the changes the program might want to make for itself might all vary from machine to machine. The termios module doesn't export certain constants from the C header files, and until termios is updated I am finding the constants myself. They definitely do vary from machine to machine. So who can run the termios module? Who wants to go looking in their system header files? Let me know what OS and version you have. If a few people get back to me I'll start sending code and asking for results, maybe off-list. BTW I need to test my code with urwid.raw_display, but I'm starting with curses_display. Thanks, -- Derek _______________________________________________ Urwid mailing list [email protected] http://lists.excess.org/mailman/listinfo/urwid
