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5 init_color does not initialize the color (without fail) - ID: 2842589

Last Update: Settings changed ( wmcbrine )

Details:

OS : Windows 7 RC
version : pdcurses 3.4 with unicode support

When try I to init a color with init_color, the color does not change. The
test given with source code (testcurs.c) do'nt work too.
With the uploaded file, I've the ouput :
"<default colors>
Has colors : yes, can change color : yes, COLORS : 16, COLOR_PAIRS : 256
COLOR_RED : 502, 0, 0</>
<red>Red</>
<red/same line>yet green</>"

Submitted:

Bmauet ( cbaptiste ) - 2009-08-22 13:36

Priority:

Status:

Open

Resolution:

Accepted

Assigned:

William McBrine

Category:

None

Group:

None

Visibility:

Public

Comment ( 1 )

Date: 2009-09-08 03:07 Sender: wmcbrine For Win32, init_color() uses an undocumented API. It's not too surprising that it would break in Win 7. It could take a long time to fix this, if ever -- so far I haven't found any info on the right way to do it in Win 7, assuming that one even exists. Sorry for the delay in replying. I thought this thing was supposed to email me when a new bug was entered.

Date: 2009-09-08 03:07
Sender: wmcbrine

For Win32, init_color() uses an undocumented API. It's not too surprising
that it would break in Win 7. It could take a long time to fix this, if
ever -- so far I haven't found any info on the right way to do it in Win 7,
assuming that one even exists.

Sorry for the delay in replying. I thought this thing was supposed to
email me when a new bug was entered.

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Filename	Description	Download
curses.c	A test for init_color	Download

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Field	Old Value	Date	By
resolution_id	None	2009-09-08 03:07	wmcbrine
assigned_to	nobody	2009-09-08 03:07	wmcbrine
File Added	340170: curses.c	2009-08-22 13:36	cbaptiste

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