1 | TC(3WI) UNIX 5.0 TC(3WI)
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2 |
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3 | NAME
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4 | tiny curses - screen functions without ``optimal'' cursor
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5 | motion
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6 |
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7 | SYNOPSIS
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8 | cc [flags] files tc.o -ltermlib [libraries]
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9 |
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10 | DESCRIPTION
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11 | These routines give the programmer the high level curses(3)
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12 | interface to the termcap(3) functions without the overhead
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13 | of the curses(3) screen optimization capabilities. Tiny
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14 | curses is useful for simple screen formatting and is more
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15 | efficient for displays that do not require significant
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16 | redrawing.
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17 |
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18 | To use the routines, the function initscr() should be called
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19 | before any others. The routine endwin() should be called
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20 | before exiting.
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21 |
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22 | The names of the functions are identical to those of
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23 | curses(3) so that it is easy to move from Tiny curses to
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24 | real curses(3). There are many functions provided by
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25 | curses(3) that are not provided here (e.g., windows), so the
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26 | opposite translation is more difficult.
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27 |
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28 | AUTHOR
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29 | Gary Perlman
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30 |
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31 | SEE ALSO
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32 | curses(3), termcap(3), termcap(5)
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33 |
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34 | FILES
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35 | #include "curses.h"definitions of variables and compatibility functions
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36 | /etc/termcap terminal capability database
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37 |
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38 | VARIABLES
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39 | int LINES;/* number of lines in display */
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40 | int COLS; /* number of columns in display */
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41 |
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42 | FUNCTIONS
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43 | Basic
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44 | endwin () reset tty to old parameters
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45 | initscr ()initialize screen
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46 | move (y, x)move to line=y column=x (zero origin)
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47 | refresh ()flush output to screen (fflush(stdout))
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48 |
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49 | Clear Regions
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50 | clear () clear screen
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51 | clrtobot ()clear to bottom of screen
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52 | clrtoeol ()clear to end of line
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53 |
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54 | Terminal Functions
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55 | crmode () cbreak mode
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56 | echo () echo characters
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57 | nocrmode ()out of cbreak mode
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58 | noecho () don't echo characters
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59 | noraw () no raw mode
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60 | raw () raw mode
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61 | resetty ()reset tty to stored state
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62 | savetty ()save tty state
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63 |
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64 | Highlighting
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65 | beep () visible or at least audible bell
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66 | standend ()don't highlight text
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67 | standout ()highlight text
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68 | underend ()end underscore mode
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69 | underscore ()underscore characters
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70 |
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71 | Editing Functions
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72 | delch () delete the character under the cursor
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73 | deleteln ()delete the current line
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74 | insch (c) insert character
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75 | insertln ()insert line
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76 |
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77 | DIAGNOSTICS
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78 | To be compatible with curses(3), there are no diagnostics.
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79 |
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80 | NOTES
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81 | The refresh() function is actually a call to fflush(stdout)
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82 | to flush the output buffer. Thus, the tiny curses refresh()
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83 | may be used to guarantee that some text is on the screen,
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84 | but it might go out sooner.
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85 |
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86 | Tiny curses assumes you want to catch interrupts, so
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87 | initscr() sets things up so that an interrupt will reset the
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88 | tty, move to the bottom of the screen, and exit.
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