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TAM (3T)
wputc()
wputs()
wprintf()
(AT&T UNIX PC only ) TAM(3T)
Outputs a specified character to a specified window
(wn).
Outputs a specified character string to a specified
window ( wn ). (Similar to wputc() above.)
wprintf(} does print/{} 's to a specified window
( wn ). (Similar to wputc() above.)
In output to windows, a subset of the ANSI X3.64 escape sequences
may be sent, and they are translated, if possible, for the particular
terminal (see termcap (5) for information on defining to TAM the
sequences recognized by a particular terminal). In the following
four output routines, however, only standard ASCII text characters
can be sent.
wslk()
wcmd()
wprompt()
wlabel()
wrefresh()
wuser()
wgoto()
Outputs a null-terminated string to a screen
labeled key, lines 28 and 29 on the screen. The
arguments include the specified window ( wn ), the
key number, and at least one character string.
The first form of wslk(} writes a single key; the
alternate form writes all the screen labeled keys at
once more efficiently. kn =0 indicates that this
wslk{} call is the alternate form. Slong1 and slong2
point to two 80-char strings of long SLK labels ( 16
characters each, 8 for the top label line followed
by 8 for the bottom label line). Sshort points to a
single 80-char string of short SLK labels (8 characters
each).
Outputs a null-terminated string to the command
entry/echo line, line 27 on the screen. The arguments
are the specified window ( wn) and the character
string.
Outputs a null-terminated string to the prompt
line, line 26 on the screen. The arguments are the
specified window ( wn ) and the character string.
Outputs a null-terminated string to the window
label line in the top window border. The arguments
are the specified window ( wn) and the character
string.
Flushes all output to the specified window. Output
is normally buffered until input is read from
the window. Wrefresh ( =-1) refreshes the entire
screen. If the terminal is remote, the wrefresh(}
call redisplays all windows known to the application
in the remote terminal.
Writes the "user line" of the window. The user
line is displayed by the wmgr process whenever it
displays a list of windows.
Moves the window's cursor to a specified row,
column within the window . Arguments are wn
and the row, column.
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