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[email protected] (Toru SHIONO)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl
Subject: Re: addch (curses)
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Date: 14 Feb 94 09:17:30 GMT
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[email protected] (Alex Tang) writes:
:#!/usr/local/bin/curseperl
:&initscr();
:&move(0,0);
:&addstr ("Hello");
:&addch (' ');
:&addstr ("there");
:
:and all i get is:
:Hellothere
:
:did i do something wrong???
The argument of addch is a char, which is a numeric value rather than
a string in Perl's expression. So try:
&addch(ord ' ');
If you don't like it, use &addstr(" ") instead.
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