After banging my head over this for awhile, I discovered, you must use ncurses_keypad($window, true); to enable the arrow keys and f keys to work correctly.
ncurses_getch
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int ncurses_getch ( void )| 警告 |
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php at kormoc dot com
23-Nov-2005 07:45
23-Nov-2005 07:45
joeldegan AT yahoo.com
17-Dec-2002 04:29
17-Dec-2002 04:29
When using getch to capture KEY_* events remember that the keypad is arranged like this:
+-----+------+-------+
| A1 | up | A3 |
+-----+------+-------+
|left | B2 | right |
+-----+------+-------+
| C1 | down | C3 |
+-----+------+-------+
You use has_key to capture these and act upon them.
man curs_getch for more info.
pablorNOSPAM at nkstudios dot net
14-Sep-2002 04:40
14-Sep-2002 04:40
A custom php ncurses_getstr function..
<?php
function ncurses_getstr($strlen){
for ($x=0;$x<$strlen;$x++){
$string .= chr(ncurses_getch());
}
return $string;
}
ncurses_init();
ncurses_addstr(ncurses_getstr(6));
ncurses_refresh();
ncurses_getch();
ncurses_end();
?>