Re: Help for designing outlines in c language

Skarmander wrote:
There's no way to do "menus and borders" in the way the OP presumably
intends in portable C, so it hardly matters.

Necessary correction: there's no way to do it in portable *standard* C. Portability is, of course, a matter of degree.

S.
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