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Require Gettext 0.18.1; regularise usage of Ncurses; update version

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John Zaitseff 2011-08-17 19:48:39 +10:00
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INSTALL
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@ -34,12 +34,18 @@ and installation:
In actual fact, Star Traders uses the GNU Portability Library, so many
older systems may also work without modification.
3. A working X/Open Curses-compatible library, such as NCurses.
3. A working X/Open Curses-compatible library, such as Ncurses. Ncurses
is preferred over system-native libraries, if present.
4. Development libraries and header files for all of the above. On many
4. The GNU Gettext library, version 0.18.1 or later, to allow the game to
use languages other than English; this is also called Native Language
Support. If you do not have this library (and do not wish to install
it), you may pass "--disable-nls" to the configure script.
5. Development libraries and header files for all of the above. On many
systems, these files are part of XXX-dev packages.
5. The GNU Perfect Hash Function Generator, gperf. This utility program
6. The GNU Perfect Hash Function Generator, gperf. This utility program
is required for parts of the GNU Portability Library.
@ -63,13 +69,13 @@ command line options:
--disable-nls Do not use Native Language Support
--disable-assert Turn off all debugging assert() statements
--with-ncurses Force the use of NCurses over the system's Curses
--with-ncurses Force the use of Ncurses over the system's Curses
library
--with-ncursesw Force the use of the NCursesW library with wide-
--with-ncursesw Force the use of the NcursesW library with wide-
character support
--without-ncursesw Don't use the NCursesW library with wide-character
--without-ncursesw Don't use the NcursesW library with wide-character
support
--without-ncurses Don't use the NCurses library: use the system's
--without-ncurses Don't use the Ncurses library: use the system's
normal Curses library
By default, configure uses "/usr/local" as the top-level (prefix) install
@ -94,12 +100,12 @@ You can also run configure in a separate build-only directory tree. This
feature requires GNU Make and allows you to keep the source code tree from
being modified by the compilation process. To use this option, create a
separate build directory, then run configure. For example, if you placed
the Star Traders source code tree in $HOME/src/trader-7.0, you could run
the Star Traders source code tree in $HOME/src/trader-7.2, you could run
something like:
mkdir /tmp/trader-build-7.0
cd /tmp/trader-build-7.0
$HOME/src/trader-7.0/configure
mkdir /tmp/trader-build-7.2
cd /tmp/trader-build-7.2
$HOME/src/trader-7.2/configure
Once again, the Autoconf manual describes these options (and many others):

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@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ typedef enum curs_type {
#define KEY_DEFAULTVAL1 '='
#define KEY_DEFAULTVAL2 ';'
// Control-arrow key combinations, as returned by NCurses
// Control-arrow key combinations, as returned by Ncurses
#ifndef KEY_CDOWN
# define KEY_CDOWN 01007 // CTRL + Down Arrow
# define KEY_CUP 01060 // CTRL + Up Arrow