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How to read terminal attributes using ioctl()
I want to get the terminal attributes such as ,
terminal width terminal height current cursor position Can I use ioctl function. Please help me how to use this function to get these details.. If possible please explain with a sample code. I'm very new to UNIX progrmming.... Thanks and Regards, Sree |
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