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- NAME
- idlok() clearok() leaveok() scrollok() nodelay() keypad()
- meta() cursoff() curson() - set or clear various options and flags
-
- SYNOPSIS
- #include <curses.h>
- #include <curspriv.h>
-
- void idlok(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void clearok(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void leaveok(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void scrollok(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void nodelay(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void keypad(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void meta(win, flag)
- WINDOW *win;
- bool flag;
-
- void cursoff()
-
- void curson()
-
- DESCRIPTION
- idlok() is used to set flag for using the terminal insert/
- delete line capabilities. This is not relevant for the PC
- version of curses, and thus nothing is done.
-
- clearok() marks window 'win' to cause screen clearing and
- redraw the next time a refresh is done.
-
- leaveok() marks window 'win' to allow the update routines
- to leave the hardware cursor where it happens to be at the
- end of update. Usually used in combination with cursoff().
-
- scrollok() marks window 'win' to allow the scrolling region
- of it to actually scroll.
-
- nodelay() marks the window to make character input non-
- waiting, i.e. if there is no character to get, -1 will be
- returned.
-
- keypad() marks window 'win' to use the special keypad mode.
-
- meta() allows use of any alternate character set allowed by
- the terminal. We always allow this on the PC, so this one
- does nothing.
-
- cursoff() turns off the hardware cursor.
-
- curson() turns on the hardware cursor.
-
- EXAMPLES
-
- SEE ALSO
- _cursesgcmode(); _cursescmode()
-
- BUGS
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