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Re: LYNX-DEV -DNO_KEYPAD and Linux
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Foteos Macrides |
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Re: LYNX-DEV -DNO_KEYPAD and Linux |
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Wed, 22 Jan 1997 18:28:38 -0500 (EST) |
root <address@hidden> wrote:
>Andrew Kuchling wrote:
>>
>> there's one issue that needs resolving. The linux-ncurses target in
>> the Makefile has -DNO_KEYPAD defined; the effect of this is to #ifdef
>> out a switch which handles keypad-mode keys like KEY_DOWN or KEY_END.
>> It would be preferable to put the KEY_MOUSE case in this second switch
>> statement, and ncurses does support these keys.
>>
>> Removing the definition and recompiling produces a Lynx binary
>> that seems to run fine. So, does anyone know why -DNO_KEYPAD is there
>> for Linux?
>>
>
>Perhaps it is because of the sepperate number/cursor control keypads?
So what's the final word on this? Should -DNO_KEYPAD be removed
for all of the ncurses targets? Some, if so, which? Depends on the
version of ncurses? The flavor of Unix?
Fote
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