On the Linux platform, sometimes we need to perform graphical interactions under the command line interface, such as obtaining keyboard input, controlling the cursor position, etc. On the Windows platform, we can use the functions provided by the conio.h header file to implement these functions. However, on the Linux platform, there is no similar standard library. This article will introduce a method to implement functions similar to conio header files under Linux and provide the corresponding source code.
Implementation idea:
To implement functions similar to conio header files on the Linux platform, we need to use some specific libraries and functions. Chief among them is the use of the ncurses library, which provides the functions and tools required for text-mode application development in a terminal window.
Source code example:
The following is a simple example code that shows how to implement conio header file-like functionality on the Linux platform:
#include <ncurses.h>
int main()
{
// 初始化ncurses
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