> This bug is about linking against libncursesw instead of libncurses. I
> do see what this switch would buy us.
I meant to write that I do _not_ see what this switch would buy us.
> Tobias
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Thomas Dickey wrote:
> which "forms" are those - ncurses forms, or forms built up using ruby alone?
>
> (not all "non-ascii" characters are valid in a given locale;
> ncurses forms accept legal ones...)
They should be forms from the ncurses forms library wrapped by a glue
code to access them fro
> I have tried out the stock ncurses-ruby, i.e. presumably "without"
> unicode support on a terminal set so UTF-8 Unicode character encoding.
>
> All examples work fine with the stock version on the unicode terminal.
>
> An exception are the forms examples. They do not allow input of
> non-asci
Would the resulting module still work with terminals in other character
encodings?
i think so, at least my test ncurses_bin.so linked against both libncursesw.so
and libncurses.so.5 does work without problems in my non-utf8 terminal (at
least the hello_world example).
I have tried out the sto
hi,
On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 10:16:09PM +0200, Tobias wrote:
> >-if have_library("ncurses", "wmove")
> >- curses_lib = "ncurses"
> >+if have_library("ncursesw", "wmove")
> >+ curses_lib = "ncursesw"
> >
> Would the resulting module still work with terminals in other character
> encodings?
i t
Ruby ncurses can handle UTF8 easily if the attached patch is applied which
enables wide character spport.
Micah
...
-if have_library("ncurses", "wmove")
- curses_lib = "ncurses"
+if have_library("ncursesw", "wmove")
+ curses_lib = "ncursesw"
Would the resulting module still work wit
Package: libncurses-ruby1.8
Version: 1.1-2
Severity: wishlist
Tags: patch
Ruby ncurses can handle UTF8 easily if the attached patch is applied which
enables wide character spport.
Micah
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