unibi_dummy(3)
β¨ unibi_dummy β construct a dummy terminal object β¨
okay bestie, welcome to unibi_dummy from the unibilium manual (that's section 3, the library-calls girlies π
). sit down, grab a strawberry π, and let's build a terminal from absolutely nothing.
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <unibilium.h>
unibi_term *unibi_dummy(void);
no arguments, no drama, she just returns a pointer. periodt.
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
so like. imagine you wanna make a terminfo entry from scratch β like, not reading one off disk, not copying one, just manifesting it out of thin air. that's the vibe.
you call unibi_dummy and it hands you a dummy unibi_term. it's giving blank canvas, main character energy, nothing filled in yet. then you:
- set its capabilities with the various
unibi_set_*functions π - get the actual terminfo representation out of it with
unibi_dump⨠- and free it with
unibi_destroywhen you're done (please, bestie, don't forget this one, it's not optional if you love your memory π)
that's it. that's the whole flow. lowkey iconic.
π SEE ALSO π
unibilium.h(3)unibi_dump(3)unibi_destroy(3)unibi_from_mem(3)
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