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The tparm routine is used to instantiate a parameterized string (interface to terminfo). Syntax | |
#include <curses.h>
char *tparm (char *str, long int p1, long int p2, long int p3,
long int p4, long int p5, long int p6, int p7,
long int p8, long int p9);
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Parameters | |
- p1...p9
The parameters to be instantiated.
- str
A pointer to the string to be instantiated.
Return Values | |
On success, a pointer to parameterized string is
returned; otherwise, a null pointer is returned. Description | |
The tparm() routine is a low-level routine used outside of CURSES to deal directly with the terminfo
database. The use of appropriate CURSES routines is
recommended for most situations. The tparm() routine instantiates a parameterized
string using up to nine arguments. The string is
suitable for output processing by tputs(). Implementation Considerations | |
UNIX System V implementation See Also | |
tputs() Portability | |
HP-UX, UNIX System V |
