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From: "Sven E. Anderson" <anderson@cs.und.edu>
Subject: Terminal Control (or System calls), unix
Date: 1999/04/01
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I am attempting to write a simple screen editor with Ada95 and would
like to suppress the tty echo (unix/linux).  A very simple solution
would be a system call to "stty -echo cbreak".  How might I make such
a call in Ada?

I take it that Ada does not have the equivalent of C's curses package.

-sven
anderson@cs.und.edu