The scrollok routine is used to enable scrolling of the screen.
Syntax |
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#include <curses.h>
int scrollok (WINDOW *win, bool bf);
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Parameters |
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- bf
A Boolean expression.
- win
A pointer to the window in which to enable
scrolling.
Return Values |
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- OK
Successful completion.
- ERR
An error occurred.
Description |
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The scrollok() routine controls what happens when the
cursor advances outside the bottom boundary of a window or scrolling region. When enabled, if the cursor
advances outside the bottom boundary of a window or
scrolling region, a call to wscrl() scrolls up one
line and updates the screen. If scrollok() is disabled, a call
to the wscrl() routine leaves the cursor on the bottom of the line.
The terminal screen produces a scrolling effect
if idlok() is also enabled.
Implementation Considerations |
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Identical to XPG/3
See Also |
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idlok(), scroll(), waddch(), wscrl()
Portability |
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HP-UX, UNIX System V, XPG/3
