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Holding for a reply from Albrecht, as he's the one that didn't
like the 'plot' idea.
I do think plot is the better choice given the x,y args and the
"does not affect the
cursor position" behavior. (Confusion about pen plotter behavior
seems like a stretch)
I also give weight to Bill's opinion because he gifted us FLTK.
But I'm open to whatever you guys (or anyone else) can agree on,
and will
implement that.
On 4/3/24 00:20, Bill Spitzak wrote:
I would really expect "putchar" or any variation to
actually act like that character was typed on the terminal,
including handling ESC and CR, etc. And moving the cursor.
A "plotchar" would take an x,y position, imho
I guess overloading could still use the same name as the
position makes the argument list different.
On
4/2/24 18:08 Greg Ercolano wrote:
>
> Heh, I was thinking more of plotting pixels.
>
> But if people actually remember what plotters (with
pens) are,
> then put_char() it shall be.
+1
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