- From: Neil Stewart <nstewart@cadence.com>
- Date: Wed, 12 May 1999 16:42:05 +0100
- To: libwww Mailing List <www-lib@w3.org>
Hi all, Well, I've finally got libwww to compile under pSOS, along with the 'tiny' web browser. Now, I can download files from my web server and see them no problem, but I can't work out how to get console input back to the application (for selecting links). As far as I can make out from reading Unix man pages etc, STDIN_FILENO is a socket descriptor (in the same terminology as TCP/IP sockets) for standard input (stdin), and the tiny browser registers an event handler on this socket. Is this correct, or have I totally misunderstood how the event handler works? pSOS wont allow me to use STDIN_FILENO as a socket descriptor for stdin (indeed it doesn't even define STDIN_FILENO). However, I can check stdin for the availability of characters. So, my main question is: do I need to go into the heart of the libwww event loop and add a specific check for input on stdin if I want to process user input? Or would it be easier to ignore the event handler and write my own? TIA, Neil -- Neil Stewart | Cadence Design Systems Ltd Consulting Engineer | 1 Bell Square email: nstewart@cadence.com | Brucefield Industrial Park phone/vmail: 01506 595072 | Livingston, SCOTLAND, EH54 9BY
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