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02-06-2007
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Cursor Global Position
Hello all,
How can i get the global position of the cursor? (i'm using c language, and suse 10.1 linux) Thanks. 
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ncurses library for xterm ANSI escape sequences to set and get (depending on the tty) cursor position
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Thanks for your replay,
but i need to get the global position, i mean for all the screen. i'm using framebuffer to draw something on the screen(desktop), and i want to get the position of the cursor. How can i do that? Thanks.
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