i'm writing a text viewer that uses ncurses, it works... sort of. It'll
display ordinary text files ok, but whenever it comes across one of the
escape chars (%s %d %p etc) it segfaults. I'm using wprintw() to display
lines of the file (that were read off disk into a linked list) on the
screen in a window. I think it's because wprintw() is interpreting them
as actual escape chars instead of blindly displaying them onscreen.
How can i get around this minor annoyance?
hmm, duh... if wprintw() doesn't do it right, don't use it...
int l;
for (l = 0; l < 80; l++)
wechochar (viewer, infile->data[l]);
seems to work, but it's hardly fast... any better ideas?
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