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thanks for all those ideas !! I have lots of new toys to try out :)
Long life to ubuntu community :)

need a new photo gallery web design, do you know any good open source project ?
I used coppermine, but I'm getting tired of it and people don't find it so simple and nice.

What do you guys use ?...

Finland - Northen Europe - Winter but not to much yet

Hi,
It worked like a charm at work where I need to connect with WPA-PSK but when I came back home, nothing worked, and I couldn't connect to my no WEP router anymore without having to kill the...

Great great how to ! works like a charm and the webcam too ! finally a webcam client for Linux !!
Thanks

Woo, works like a nice Formula 1 now, thanks.

the forum really has trouble with posting CODE

the Global Flag is a mistake :D I actually use the params.splice

here is my code is a way I can use it.
But something strange happen ; the first key press take awhile to be detected, after that it is really fast, do you know why ??

#include <termio.h>...

hehe,
The splicing tool is done already and work nicely. This was just to make usability nicer. If you want to I can send you the code, it's GPL and uses Live.com library.

Ok, you are way faster than me :)
thanks for the thread one !!
Shall I forward my work to you :D ??

Thanks for that very nice C++ code. Nevertheless, I will have to still use a thread for catching the key press event but that isn't difficult.
Thanks very much.

Your code is working pretty well, I have to admit :D
Thanks

But still if you figure out easier way, I would be very happy.
thanks again for your help

:D
it is for a real time MPEG2TS splicing tool that can splice 2 mpeg2ts streams. I want to interact and give command to the splicer so that when I press 's' for example, it is splicing the streams....

I am now using the cin<<c; function. it is more simple and at least don't get those nasty behaviour of the console.
But if you know how to be able to get a key press without having to hit enter, I...

Thanks for the tips. But I still can't manage the get back the console in normal mode. Just in case I didn't really get what you said, coulp you please copy paste the code that is working for you.
I...

Thanks guys but none of the advices worked better.
Sure, Thumper you add clarity to the code and made it more logical, but even so it is obvious that before returning it should set back the original...

Thanks for your answer but return() is done just to gain speed in the process.

printf(" Bye bye \t");
ioctl(0, TCSETA, &t2);
flag = 2;
return(0);

The point here is that the
ioctl(0,...

because those function freeze the execution of the program till a key is pressed.

No, this is done so that you don't have the hit enter after pressing a key.

Ok, I'll try to be more clear:
I just start a thread that listen to keybord input, key pressed by user, and simply print a message on the screen.
I'm just wondering why the code doesn't work the...

Hi, I have a problem with a thread. I have a thread that listen to the console input during runtime of an application, I can set the console using termio library to the right environment but at the...

nice too :D !!

Wooo, no kidding, you did it !! :D
I'm amazed, i didn't know it was even possible !!
Thank you so much !!

up :)