Martin v. Löwis wrote:
> That's very easy. Contribute a working patch. That patch should support
> all possible situations (e.g. curses is ncurses, and ncursesw is
> available, curses is ncurses, and ncursesw is not available, curses
> is not ncurses), and submit that patch to sf.net/projects/pytho
Ian Ward wrote:
> Hey, that works for me. Combined characters and wide characters are
> working too.
>
> Now the real problem.. how do I convince the python higher-ups to link
> against cursesw by default?
That's very easy. Contribute a working patch. That patch should support
all possible situa
Damjan wrote:
> import curses, locale
> locale.setlocale(locale.LC_ALL, '')
> s = curses.initscr()
Hey, that works for me. Combined characters and wide characters are
working too.
Now the real problem.. how do I convince the python higher-ups to link
against cursesw by default?
At the very le