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    caca_conio_text_info

    WillieBy WillieApril 19, 2026Updated:April 19, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
     

    NAME

    caca_conio_text_info –

    DOS text area information.

     

    SYNOPSIS


     

    Data Fields


    unsigned char winleft

    unsigned char wintop

    unsigned char winright

    unsigned char winbottom

    unsigned char attribute

    unsigned char normattr

    unsigned char currmode

    unsigned char screenheight

    unsigned char screenwidth

    unsigned char curx

    unsigned char cury
     

    Detailed Description

    This structure stores text area information for the DOS conio.h compatibility layer.  

    Field Documentation

     

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::winleft

    left window coordinate  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::wintop

    top window coordinate  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::winright

    right window coordinate  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::winbottom

    bottom window coordinate  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::attribute

    text attribute  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::normattr

    normal attribute  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::currmode

    current video mode: BW40, BW80, C40, C80, or C4350  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::screenheight

    text screen’s height  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::screenwidth

    text screen’s width  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::curx

    x-coordinate in current window  

    unsigned char caca_conio_text_info::cury

    y-coordinate in current window

     

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