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Re: [MiNT] libs...



>> I agree. (Actually, it would be VT102, but that's a superset. <g>) 
> ;-)))

102 has the text effects, apparently. :)

> Check out the latest ncurses port by Petr Stehlik at:
> http://users.zln.cz/~pstehlik/soft.htm#mint

I have got it now...

> Mine is started straight in ttytab, directly.  No shell.

I was thinking of doing this, but N.aes eats memory like a hungry thing. I'll 
probably just hack together a little program which sets the environment, and 
basically asks a "Boot AES or rootshell?" question. It'll take up less memory 
than tcsh :)

>> Er, just one thing; where's the terminfo compiler? Is it included in
>> kgmd, because I'm having trouble finding it...?
> Comes with the aforementioned ncurses port, I beleive.

The terminfo sources and compiled versions do, but I still can't seem to find 
the actual terminfo compiler... have you got it there?

> Btw, you might also be able to lift some vt100 code from the Screen
> port we have on MiNT as well.

Interesting idea. I'll take a look.

Currently I'm trying to find Linux's vterms. Maybe I can pick up a few tips. 
They appear to be buried a bit, though. ;)

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