Re: cur_set

[Pablo Cazallas Gonzÿffffe1lez]

Hello, Patrick:

I guess you really want to use "curs_set" instead of "cur_set" ;-)
Try it and let us know about.

Regards,
Pablo.



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El dom, 5/2/17, Patrick <address@hidden> escribió:

 Asunto: cur_set
 Para: "Ncurses Mailing List" <address@hidden>
 Fecha: domingo, 5 de febrero, 2017 03:33
 
 Hi Everyone
 
 I have a really weird issue and I am stumped.
 
 I am hacking with a runtime. It has ncurses built in. The
 code has many 
 ncurses calls. However if I try to use cur_set, it won't
 build but it 
 builds fine without cur_set.
 
 This little piece is an example:
 
      cbreak ();
      keypad (stdscr, 1);
      cur_set(1) ;
      nonl ();
      noecho ();
 
 The other ncurses calls compile without issue but cur_set is
 not recognized.
 
 It's even weirder. I can call cur_set from the language the
 runtime 
 supports. It's there and it's working.
 
 I am using ncurses 6 with these special options,
 
 ./configure --enable-ext-putwin --enable-ext-mouse
 --enable-widec 
 --with-shared --with-gpm --prefix=/usr/
 
 I seriously doubt there is anything wrong with ncurses but
 it's so weird 
 that all of the other ncurses functionality is there, it's
 just cur_set 
 that is not being found.
 
 Here is the actual error I get:
 
 screenio.c:567:9: warning: implicit declaration of function
 ‘cur_set’ 
 [-Wimplicit-function-declaration] cur_set(1) ;
 
 and later it bails with:
 undefined reference to `cur_set'
 
 
 Any help would be very much appreciated ! -Patrick
 
 
 
 
 
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