> This should be enough! The standard class which writes onto the screen is
> "JavaTerminal" which uses the properties defined in "termcap.ini". However, the
> "Terminal" class file associated to a given term-type (e.g. VT100, ANSI) is
> also defined in "termcap.ini", so you may implement a class which class C
> native methods (for example). In addition, the property file "termcap.ini" is
> virtualized by the interface AbstractProperties and created by the
> TerminalPropertiesFactory class. Using this mechanism, you can use other
> terminal capability definition methods instead of a file-based one.
Beautiful. I'll try to look at your code this weekend.
-_Quinn
"Do not meddle in the affairs of wizards, for you are crunchy and good
with ketchup."
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