(28-05-2017, 09:26 AM)Tmplt Wrote: Not such a big feat as it might sound.

All right... But you still did it. :-P

(28-05-2017, 09:26 AM)Tmplt Wrote: I have a feeling I might be because I'm not using the wchar functions.

If you think this is the reason, you can try to replace every str by wcs, and every char by wchar. There is also the print functions (wprint*), and some "strings" to convert to "strings"L, but otherwise this should be enough.

I only tried this once, though.

(28-05-2017, 07:02 AM)venam Wrote: This won't be portable, this is the reason we use curses, they are wrapper over termcap/terminfo.
On the command line it would be preferable to use `tput(1)` instead of those escape code you shared, same for any language.

You are right, even if the term for which this does not work are rare, you can encounter some that break. My approach was to ignore and avoid those terms, at the cost of being less flexible (and more lazy).