Umm, won't be easy. Nothing in the compiler source tree is easy, just certain parts are "less heinous on the brain". ;)

But, with time and effort, and I'll ditto the fact that spare time is short, so the duration of the project would be longish, analyzed and worked in short increments.

And it may be a tricky thing to allow to work across the engines, but it'll be good practice.

Cheers,
Brian

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On Suse Linux, the Print Screen button brings up a KSnapshot window with a picture of the screen. As far as I can tell Curses will never get KEY_PRINT passed to it from the operating system. Probably MS Windows is the same way. I think the picture goes to the clipboard on MS.

It might be best to just give up on the Print Screen button.

Just like the Scroll Lock button. "Modern" shells totally ignore Scroll Lock. It seems like a simple request, push the button - lock the scroll. I don't have time to hack bash or some shell to make it work. It's a feature that I want. Alas, I'm giving up on that one too.