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Date:	Wed, 11 Feb 2009 11:07:25 -0800
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Subject:	Re: DJGPP termios
From:	Blair Campbell <blairdude AT gmail DOT com>
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> Like I asked before, is there a way to disable DJGPP's emulation of
> ansi escape sequences?  I would like to see if it works with a regular
> ansi.sys driver.

Ok so I disabled termios emulation of escape sequences by setting
__libc_write_termios_hook to NULL after calling init_dialog. Now with
an ansi driver loaded, it runs fine in pure DOS, with the exception
that it looks like not all of the escape sequences that it uses are
supported by nansi.sys.  Does this indicate a problem in termios?

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