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From: wilber@alice.att.com (rew)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: curses & terminfo questions (addendum)
Message-ID: <20443@alice.att.com>
Date: 23 Jun 91 05:32:25 GMT
Reply-To: wilber@homxb.att.com
Organization: AT&T, Bell Labs
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I wrote:
>... And, if so, how does one set the terminal back to
>the modes curses uses, after having called resetty()?  Calling initscr()
>won't do since it will clear out stdscr.

After groveling around on about six different flavors of Unix, I've
found that most versions of curses have fixterm(), which does the job.
But some BSD based systems don't have fixterm().  So how do I deal with
this problem on systems with bare bones versions of curses?

Bob Wilber    wilber@homxb.att.com