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_setcursortype(); problem
Michael:
From here, did you:
--- Quote ---2. Link with libconio.a (add -lconio parameter to linker).
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Best wishes,
Michael
Deamon:
--- Quote from: Michael on March 28, 2006, 06:37:20 pm ---From here, did you:
--- Quote ---2. Link with libconio.a (add -lconio parameter to linker).
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Best wishes,
Michael
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Me idiot. Thank you so much. It works now. Well, kinda. It display _NOCURSOR as a _NORMALCURSOR and _NORMALCURSOR as a half _SOLIDCURSOR and _SOLIDCURSOR as _NOCURSOR. :?
Anyone experianced the same ? Do i still do something wrong ?
When i open conio2.h and change this values:
#define _NOCURSOR 0 /**< no cursor */
#define _SOLIDCURSOR 100 /**< cursor filling whole cell */
#define _NORMALCURSOR 20 /**< cursor filling 20 percent of cell heigh */
to:
//#define _NOCURSOR 100 /**< no cursor */
//#define _SOLIDCURSOR 99 /**< cursor filling whole cell */
//#define _NORMALCURSOR 10 /**< cursor filling 20 percent of cell height */
It finaly works properly. Still it's weired !
BTW: Talking about -lconio parameter. Is it right to put it to Settings -> Compiler -> Linker tab -> Other linker options field ?
And when ever i want to put several parameters is the "-" enough to separate them from each others or is a "," necessary ?
regards
Deamon
Michael:
Hello,
May be you can try the conio forum and/or mailing list, though they seem not very active :(. Look at here.
You can also try to report the problem ("bug") you have.
Best wishes,
Michael
Michael:
--- Quote from: Deamon on March 28, 2006, 08:30:31 pm ---BTW: Talking about -lconio parameter. Is it right to put it to Settings -> Compiler -> Linker tab -> Other linker options field ?
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Well, libconio.a would be -lconio :). Simply add the libconio.a to the linker-->Link libraries and the directory path into the directories-->Linker.
Best wishes,
Michael
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