reset_prog_mode(3cur)reset_prog_mode(3cur)Name
reset_prog_mode, reset_shell_mode - restore terminal mode
Syntax
int reset_prog_mode()
int reset_shell_mode()
Description
The routine restores the terminal modes to those saved by the routine.
The routine restores the terminal modes saved by the routine.
These routines are called automatically by and after an Normally these routines would not be called before
Return Values
The and functions return OK on success and ERR on error.
See Alsodef_prog_mode(3cur), def_shell_mode(3cur), doupdate(3cur), endwin(3cur)reset_prog_mode(3cur)
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addstr(3cur)addstr(3cur)Name
addstr, waddstr, mvaddstr, mvwaddstr - add string to window
Syntax
#include <cursesX.h>
int addstr(str)
char *str;
int waddstr(win, str)
WINDOW *win;
char *str;
int mvaddstr(y, x, str)
int y, x;
char *str;
int mvwaddstr(win, y, x, str)
WINDOW *win;
int y, x;
char *str;
Description
The routine writes all the characters of the null-terminated character string on the default window at the current (y, x) coordinates.
The routine writes all the characters of the null terminated character string on the specified window at the current (y, x) coordinates.
The routine writes all the characters of the null terminated character string on the default window at the specified (y, x) coordinates.
The routine writes all the characters of the null terminated character string on the specified window at the specified (y, x) coordinates.
The following information applies to all the routines. All the routines return if writing the string causes illegal scrolling. In this
case the routine will write as much as possible of the string on the window.
These routines are functionally equivalent to calling or once for each character in the string.
The routines and are macros.
Return Values
The and functions return OK on success and ERR on error.
See Alsoaddch(3cur), waddch(3cur)addstr(3cur)
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