I need to use ncurses for a project, but the pseudo terminal that
Xcode provides isn't compatible. Is there a way to get Xcode to
launch the program in Terminal.app (or any external term) for
running and debugging?
If not, has anyone ever tried to do this and what would be the
easiest approach?
Look for mail from Jim Ingham on this list within the last 6-8
weeks (something about splitting output).
Regards,
Justin
Thanks Justin. I hadn't seen this, but unfortunately it doesn't
solve the problem because ncurses can't work through a pipe. In
order for ncurses to work, it needs certain information about the
terminal, including its width, height, and complete contests. None
of that information can be retrieved by a pipe. I can see that
getting the debugger to work is going to be very tricky indeed, but
hopefully there's something I can do now to at least get Xcode to
execute the program in an external terminal. Perhaps some
Applescript trickery or something? Any help?
Thanks very much,
chaz
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