Closed kdheepak closed 1 year ago
However, when I call notcurses_init I get a dump to stdin that appears to be the status of the terminal (terminal name, background color, foreground color etc).
what i see in your output is a bunch of ansi codes, related to setting default colors and the palette. you definitely ought not be seeing these; it's either a configuration bug on your side, or a bug on mine.
I have TERM
set to xterm-256color.
What can I do to debug this? Any suggestions?
Thanks to @KristofferC, I believe this is resolved for me. It seems like I have to set the environment variable for TERMINFO
otherwise I get this issue. In @KristofferC's version, Ncurses's is used since apparently it bundles the terminfo databases.
I guess that raises the question of whether Notcurses should bundle terminfo databases as well? But I'm happy to close this issue now.
I've started putting together a Julia interface for Notcurses: https://github.com/kdheepak/Notcurses.jl
As you may already know, Julia https://julialang.org/ is a interactive, high performance, dynamic programming language. It has a pretty powerful ffi functionality and can use that to invoke functions exposed as in the C ABI of a shared library.
I was able to use
Clang.jl
to autogenerate a number of bindings based on the header files provided in this repository.However, when I call
notcurses_init
I get a dump tostdin
that appears to be the status of the terminal (terminal name, background color, foreground color etc).Here's the code:
Is this expected? Just calling
notcurses_init
doesn't appear to switch to the alternate screen as well.I just wanted to check if this means anything to you? I'm using MacOS with ITerm2.
I wasn't able to test with Python (had installation issues) but my plan is to test with Rust or Nim to see if I get the same behavior and report back here.