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Public Domain Curses - a curses library for environments that don't fit the termcap/terminfo model, modified and extended from the 'official' version

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I have a WYSIWYG screen painter program that I wrote using MinGW with GCC version 6.3.0 and PDCursesMOD 4.2.0, I recently built GNUCOBOL with OSDN version of MinGW which comes...

I don't expect to do anything with this project for a while (_way_ behind on other projects). By the time I do, I may well have completely forgotten all of...

(Note that this is food for thought/a possible future improvement. It applies to both PDCurses and PDCursesMod.) `curses.h` says : ```c /* Avoid using the SCREEN struct directly -- use...

Using MSYS2 provided mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-pdcurses 4.3.1-1 package on Windows 11. I've got my program building, linking, and running, but I noticed an odd problem: `getch()` simply stays blocked if I hold...

Splitting WinCon discussion from issue #234, per following suggestion: > When you say it was hard to get WinCon working : it shouldn't be any more difficult than WinGUI. Perhaps...

For the DOS port, this allows for easier cross-compilation using a local DJGPP toolchain from UNIX. I do this so I can build from OpenBSD or Linux simply using: ```sh...

PDCurses/PDCursesMod seems to differ from ncurses in regards to how the backspace key is handled. In ncurses, calling getch() with keypad enabled followed by pressing the backspace key will produce...

The GnuCOBOL test suite runs some checks where the curses functions are used to display something and the return codes are checked. This works in all posix environments including cygwin...

(This is a note for future work, basically just to make sure the problem doesn't get completely forgotten about.) We've had occasional issues where (for example) the PDCurses library is...

When executing the following code: ```c initscr (); mousemask (ALL_MOUSE_EVENTS, NULL); has_mouse (); longname (); endwin (); ``` The following is shown on cmd: ~~~ ←[?47h←7←8←[m←[?47l←[80;1H←8←[m←[?47l←[1 q←[80;1H ~~~ _Originally reported...