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This is meant to be an (naturally incomplete) list of what the programmer has to care for. |
This is meant to be an (naturally incomplete) list of what the programmer has to care for. |
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* [[!template id=man name="new_item" section="3"]] in NetBSD's curses copies the string you pass to him, while ncurses' new_item(3) just sets a pointer. |
* [[!template id=man name="new_item" section="3"]] in NetBSD's curses copies the string you pass to it, while ncurses' new_item(3) just sets a pointer. |
* [[!template id=man name="post_menu" section="3"]] in NetBSD's curses will return E_NO_ROOM if the names of the items are too long for the menu, while ncurses' post_menu(3) will just cut them. |
* [[!template id=man name="post_menu" section="3"]] in NetBSD's curses will return E_NO_ROOM if the names of the items are too long for the menu, while ncurses' post_menu(3) will just cut them. |
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* [[!template id=man name="getnstr" section="3"]] in NetBSD's curses will read up to N characters including NUL byte, while ncurses' getnstr(3) will read up to N characters not including NUL byte thus assuming buffer of size N+1 |