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*/
#ifndef _util_h
#define _util_h
#include "global.h"
#include <ncurses.h>
extern int winrows, wincols;
extern int subwinr, subwinc;
* the functions nccreate, ncprint and the macros ncaddstr and ncaddch
* mimic the behaviour of ncurses windows.
* This works better than using ncurses windows when all windows are
* created in the correct order: it paints directly on stdscr, so
* wrefresh, wnoutrefresh and other window-specific functions are not
* necessary.
* Also, this method doesn't require any window objects, as you can
* only create one window at a time.
*/
* is smaller than the specified minimum size. */
int ncresize(int, int);
void nccreate(int, int, char *);
void ncprint(int, int, char *, ...);
#define ncaddstr(r, c, s) mvaddstr(subwinr+(r), subwinc+(c), s)
#define ncaddch(r, c, s) mvaddch(subwinr+(r), subwinc+(c), s)
#define ncmove(r, c) move(subwinr+(r), subwinc+(c))
char *cropstr(const char *, int);
char *formatsize(const off_t);
char *fullsize(const off_t);
void freedir(struct dir *);
returned pointer will be overwritten with a subsequent call */
char *getpath(struct dir *);
void link_del(struct dir *);
void link_add(struct dir *);
#endif