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Re: Fw: Question
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Frank Heckenbach |
Subject: |
Re: Fw: Question |
Date: |
Wed, 7 May 2003 15:39:50 +0200 |
Mohsen Saboorian wrote:
> I want to write a program in which, the text mode resolution should be =
> changed. I tried hard to find a function through NCurses which do the =
> thing, but I could only find setupterm (). Unfortunately with that =
> function I can not do my plan.
That's not a curses function. Look at SVGATextMode.
> Also I want to change some ASCII =
> characters (you know there are some graphical characters in DOS which =
> are not present in Linux) for my program.
Change them, or just use them? For the latter, try A_ALTCHARSET (but
you'll have to have a console font set that includes those
characters, e.g. cp850-8x16). For changing them, create a font
yourself or something (I don't know details, but look at the
console-tools package).
> If you know a good function please tell me (and with a brief description =
> please). Also if you can help me with Linux interrupts so that I change =
> them myself using an Assembly code I will be glad.
Under Linux, you don't normally use direct interrupts and assembly
code when regular system calls are available. :-)
Frank
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- Fw: Question, Mohsen Saboorian, 2003/05/05
- Re: Fw: Question,
Frank Heckenbach <=