>
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>Alright.  I don't have the sources, but it looks increasingly like I'll
>need to get them to do serious development.  The man pages I have (from
>another machine and operating system) indicate that endwin() returns
>a value.  These man pages also indicate that there are predefined
>attribute constants, however, (like ACS_BOLD), which don't exist under
>Linux.  I guessed wrong, I suppose.
>

A note -

It seems that the Linux implementation of CURSES here is quite similar
to the way that SunOS by default (ie, BSD-type UNIX) has them.  To do
standout type (bold), use standout() to start bold, and standend() to
finish it.  Or, use the w- equivalents if you're not using stdscr.

If you have (or can obtain a copy for use) of the "Programmer's
Reference Manual for Curses on the Sun Workstation", it seems to be
rather accurate to things.

Hope this helps...

--Josh

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