--- In "Anouk Ahamitet" <> wrote:
>
> --- In "Yan Seiner" <yan@> wrote:
> > I gave up on Qt long ago. I was getting 30 second page updates with
> > Konq/e; I've rewritten the whole UI to use Microwindows + elinks +
> > some custom graphics windows and pages don't quite pop up like
> > flashbulbs but at least the customer won't have time to dial tech
> > support (me) while the page is loading.... :-)
>
> Actually, I wanted to use ncurses as all I require is a text screen
> where I can write to any area of the display, preferably in color.
> Unfortunately, all I could get for instructions on installing ncurses
> onto the TS-7250 itself was "copy the necessary files." I suspect
> that means I'll need to set up a similar system on another machine,
> get a list of ALL FILES, install the ncurses runtime, get another list
> of all files, and manually copy all of the things only on the second
> list. Of course, that won't help with any of the files on both lists
> that need to be changed... If only apt-get were available on the
> TS-7250 -- as I'd thought it was, based on the sales literature...
>
Isn't the basic framebuffer an ANSI console? I don't work with it
much, but it accepts ANSI control strings. I can't say anything about
color as I use a monochrome LCD, but....
In any case, you might be able to just hardcode the ANSI strings into
your output and avoid libncurses altogether.
--Yan
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