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From: "Max" <noname@noreply.com>
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Subject: Re: Set/get console cursor position without use ncurses
Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2012 09:28:19 +0000 (UTC)
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Grant Edwards wrote:

> I was responding to the statement that nobody has found a way to move
> the cursor without using ncurses move().

I was referring to the fact that if I try to google search for a way to
move a cursor in the console all the reply I found concerning use
ncurses. Someone, like in this thread, suggested alternative way like
control codes but I still didn't find an example code showing better
how to properly make this operation (I'm still looking for this right
now).


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