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Dan Nelson |
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Sat, 9 Nov 2002 20:47:40 -0600 |
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In the last episode (Nov 10), Reddy Rohan said:
> I am using ncurses to write a simple editor cum emulator application
>
> everything is fine while using multiple ncurses screen-terminals(1)
> on single gnome-terminal I am also able to display different ncurses
> screen-terminals(1) on different already created gnome-terminals (by
> opening device files /dev/pts/n)(2) in case (2) asll worked fine i
> could read and write to all terminals just by using set_term(SCREEN*)
>
> except that i am not able to do the following:
>
> I want to use more than one gnome-terninal for display BUT i want to
> CREATE the gnome terminal from within the program by calling a
> function AND also get a file pointer or the newly creatred device
> file's path and name. so that i can use the pointer to display my
> ncurses screen.(3)
Take a look at the -S flag to xterm, which allows you to point xterm at
a pty and file descriptor to use as input/output instead of it forking
a shell. You can create the pty with openpty().
I don't know if gnome-terminal has an equivalent flag.
--
Dan Nelson
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- (no subject), Reddy Rohan, 2002/11/09
- Re: (no subject),
Dan Nelson <=