by Eric Enrigh » Thu, 21 Jun 2001 01:09:47
/* setup curses */
mywindow = initscr();
nocbreak();
echo();
btw, in case it matters, i'm using select() to tell if there is input on
keyboard/sockets.
by Nithyanandha » Thu, 21 Jun 2001 02:28:48
> /* setup curses */
> mywindow = initscr();
> nocbreak();
> echo();
is the normally used sequence. Find where you fail.
read 3.2 and 3.3 of FAQ for help.Quote:> btw, in case it matters, i'm using select() to tell if there is input on
> keyboard/sockets.
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comp.unix.shell:
> $ echo $$ ; (echo $$)
> 11290
> 11290
$$ is being expanded by the parent before the subshell is started.
If you really need to do this from the command line, try something
like
$ echo $$ ; /bin/sh -c 'echo $$'
13447
13433
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