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#include <curses.h>int getch(void); int wgetch(WINDOW *win); int mvgetch(int y, int x); int mvwgetch(WINDOW *win, int y, int x); int ungetch(int ch);
The routines getch(S-osr5), wgetch(S-osr5), mvgetch(S-osr5), and mvwgetch(S-osr5) read a character from the terminal associated with the window.
If no input is waiting, in no-delay mode, the value ERR is returned.
In delay mode, the program waits until the system passes text through to the program. Depending on the setting of cbreak, this is after one character (cbreak mode), or after the first newline (nocbreak mode).
In half-delay mode, the program waits until a character is typed or the specified timeout has been reached. The character is also echoed into the specified window unless noecho has been set.
If the window is not a pad, and it has been moved or modified since the last call to wrefresh(S-osr5), wrefresh( ) is called before another character is read. (See ``Warning'' section.)
If keypad is TRUE, and a function key is pressed, the routines return the token for that function key instead of the raw characters. Possible function keys are defined in curses.h with integers beginning with 0401, whose names begin with KEY_.
When curses(S-osr5) receives a character (such as Escape) that could be the beginning of a function key, it sets a timer. If the remainder of the sequence does not arrive within the specified time, the character is passed through; otherwise, the function key value is returned. For this reason, many terminals experience a delay between the time when a user presses <Escape> and when the Escape code is returned to the program. Since tokens returned by these routines are outside the ASCII range, they are not printable.
The ungetch(S-osr5) routine places ch back onto the input queue to be returned by the next call to wgetch( ).
| Name | Key name |
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| KEY_BREAK | Break key |
| KEY_DOWN | The four arrow keys ... |
| KEY_UP | |
| KEY_LEFT | |
| KEY_RIGHT | |
| KEY_HOME | Home key (upward+left arrow) |
| KEY_BACKSPACE | Backspace |
| KEY_F0 | Function keys; space for 64 keys is reserved. |
| KEY_F(n) |
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| KEY_DL | Delete line |
| KEY_IL | Insert line |
| KEY_DC | Delete character |
| KEY_IC | Insert char or enter insert mode |
| KEY_EIC | Exit insert char mode |
| KEY_CLEAR | Clear screen |
| KEY_EOS | Clear to end of screen |
| KEY_EOL | Clear to end of line |
| KEY_SF | Scroll 1 line forward |
| KEY_SR | Scroll 1 line backward (reverse) |
| KEY_NPAGE | Next page |
| KEY_PPAGE | Previous page |
| KEY_STAB | Set tab |
| KEY_CTAB | Clear tab |
| KEY_CATAB | Clear all tabs |
| KEY_ENTER | Enter or send |
| KEY_SRESET | Soft (partial) reset |
| KEY_RESET | Reset or hard reset |
| KEY_PRINT | Print or copy |
| KEY_LL |
Home down or bottom (lower left). Keypad is arranged like this:
A1 up A3 left B2 right C1 down C3
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| KEY_A1 | Upper left of keypad |
| KEY_A3 | Upper right of keypad |
| KEY_B2 | Center of keypad |
| KEY_C1 | Lower left of keypad |
| KEY_C3 | Lower right of keypad |
| KEY_BTAB | Back tab key |
| KEY_BEG | Beg (Beginning) key |
| KEY_CANCEL | Cancel key |
| KEY_CLOSE | Close key |
| KEY_COMMAND | Cmd (Command) key |
| KEY_COPY | Copy key |
| KEY_CREATE | Create key |
| KEY_END | End key |
| KEY_EXIT | Exit key |
| KEY_FIND | Find key |
| KEY_HELP | Help key |
| KEY_MARK | Mark key |
| KEY_MESSAGE | Message key |
| KEY_MOVE | Move key |
| KEY_NEXT | Next object key |
| KEY_OPEN | Open key |
| KEY_OPTIONS | Options key |
| KEY_PREVIOUS | Previous object key |
| KEY_REDO | Redo key |
| KEY_REFERENCE | Ref (Reference) key |
| KEY_REFRESH | Refresh key |
| KEY_REPLACE | Replace key |
| KEY_RESTART | Restart key |
| KEY_RESUME | Resume key |
| KEY_SAVE | Save key |
| KEY_SBEG | Shifted beginning key |
| KEY_SCANCEL | Shifted cancel key |
| KEY_SCOMMAND | Shifted command key |
| KEY_SCOPY | Shifted copy key |
| KEY_SCREATE | Shifted create key |
| KEY_SDC | Shifted delete char key |
| KEY_SDL | Shifted delete line key |
| KEY_SELECT | Select key |
| KEY_SEND | Shifted end key |
| KEY_SEOL | Shifted clear line key |
| KEY_SEXIT | Shifted exit key |
| KEY_SFIND | Shifted find key |
| KEY_SHELP | Shifted help key |
| KEY_SHOME | Shifted home key |
| KEY_SIC | Shifted input key |
| KEY_SLEFT | Shifted left arrow key |
| KEY_SMESSAGE | Shifted message key |
| KEY_SMOVE | Shifted move key |
| KEY_SNEXT | Shifted next key |
| KEY_SOPTIONS | Shifted options key |
| KEY_SPREVIOUS | Shifted prev key |
| KEY_SPRINT | Shifted print key |
| KEY_SREDO | Shifted redo key |
| KEY_SREPLACE | Shifted replace key |
| KEY_SRIGHT | Shifted right arrow |
| KEY_SRSUME | Shifted resume key |
| KEY_SSAVE | Shifted save key |
| KEY_SSUSPEND | Shifted suspend key |
| KEY_SUNDO | Shifted undo key |
| KEY_SUSPEND | Suspend key |
| KEY_UNDO | Undo key |
Programmers are discouraged from using Escape for a single-character function.
When using getch( ), wgetch( ), mvgetch( ), or mvwgetch( ), do not use nocbreak mode and echo mode at the same time. Depending on the state of the tty driver when each character is typed, the program might produce undesirable results. If wgetch( ) encounters a ^D, it returns it (unlike stdio routines, which returns a null string and has a return code of -1).
The following can be macros: getch( ), mvgetch( ), and mvwgetch( ).