braincurses - a new C++ wapper for curses

[stefan]

Hello

I am currently working on a C++ wrapper for Ncurses, mainly for use in 
my own programs, but other people might like it too.I have not yet 
released it. My implementation differs a lot from the original C++ 
Ncurses interface by Jürgen Pfeiffer, using custom (I like to call them 
"clear") function names (while still providing the original ones), a 
slightly different object hierarchy, namespaces and even more inlines ;)

There is one issue I would like to have your opinion on:

I added a modified version of wgetnstr in my code which takes
a standard C++ string object reference as an argument and uses it for 
buffering user input, instead of a char buffer of limited length.

For this code to compile, I need to include curses.priv.h.
Since it is not part of the standard API, I have to provide it myself.
As it turned out curses.priv.h also includes curses.h, so
I ended up not including curses.h directly but let curses.priv.h do this 
job for me.

I modified curses.priv.h so it does not include ncurses_cfg.h.
It still does include nc_alloc.h and nc_panel.h, which I provide
in as well.

The code compiles well here in my very own home, using Ncurses version 
5.2 supplied by Debian Woody 3.0. But I cannot be sure whether including
the "private" curses headers (ie not part of the actual api) I am using 
in my distribution will compile with future or past versions of Ncurses.
Are they subject to change?

Regards
stefan