David Emerson wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a function to query the terminal width and height, as a number of
characters?
For example, in windows 98, the terminal is always 80 characters wide, but the
height varies; in linux, the height and width can both change, even while the
program is running. I'm
Quoting David Emerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Is there a function to query the terminal width and height, as a number of
> characters?
If you "use CRT", you can make use of gotoxy() and WhereX plus WhereY
to find out. Below is a unit I sometimes use for this purpose.
Hope this helps,
Unit UWinSi
Hi all,
Is there a function to query the terminal width and height, as a number of
characters?
For example, in windows 98, the terminal is always 80 characters wide, but the
height varies; in linux, the height and width can both change, even while the
program is running. I'm throwing some text
>
> As many months ago the solution for me was and has been to override
> cprtO.o with prtO.o
>
> If my program is working thanks to overwrite cprtO.o with prtO.o What
> does it means?
>
prt0 is for static programs, cprt0 is for libc programs.
cprt0 initialises and finalises libc, prt0 does not
