Sortix volatile manual
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| PANEL(3) | Library Functions Manual | PANEL(3) |
NAME
panel — z-order
for curses windows
LIBRARY
Z-order for curses windows (libpanel, -lpanel)
SYNOPSIS
#include
<panel.h>
DESCRIPTION
Overlapping curses windows have no notion of z-order, what you see
on the screen depends on the order of updates. The
panel library is an extension built on top of
curses(3) that adds z-order
to curses windows.
Each panel has an associated curses window. All currently visible panels form a “deck”. Panels have z-order only relative to other panels in the deck and to stdscr. The latter doesn't have a panel of its own but implicitly lies below all other panels in the deck. If you mix plain curses windows and panels, the visual results are undefined since the panel library is not aware of windows that are not associated with panels.
| Function | Summary |
| bottom_panel(3) | move the panel to the bottom of the deck |
| del_panel(3) | delete the panel |
| hide_panel(3) | hide the panel, removing it from deck |
| move_panel(3) | move the panel to a new position on screen |
| new_panel(3) | create new panel |
| panel_above(3) | a panel above the given panel |
| panel_below(3) | a panel below the given panel |
| panel_hidden(3) | check if the panel is hidden |
| panel_userptr(3) | user data associated with the panel |
| panel_window(3) | curses window associated with the panel |
| replace_panel(3) | associate a different window with the panel |
| set_panel_userptr(3) | associate arbitrary user data with the panel |
| show_panel(3) | show hidden panel at the top of the deck |
| top_panel(3) | move the panel to the top of the deck |
| update_panels(3) | update terminal display |
SEE ALSO
| October 28, 2015 | Sortix 1.1.0-dev |