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Charles Wilson wrote:
> Sure, no problem. It's been almost two years since the last update, so I
> need to resync with upstream ncurses anyway.  BTW, most linux distros
> split the terminfo database into a default set, and then an -extraterms
> that has the bulk of the terminal definitions.  Does that sound like a
> good idea for us, too?

Which begs the question, is ncursesw support going to be possible with 1.7?


Yaakov
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