Process special keys ( function keys and other ) in Linux terminal applications.

[@diceandbricks]

Glad to find another quality video series on C.

[@MeteorMonk]

Fantastic videos, answering all my questions about terminal control in c!

[@eparent6773]

enjoying all your C videos. yes, please continue to share the developement of your code viewer. thanks!

[@Fireball-2000]

Absolutely great work! thank you for making quality for us, i love your videos!

[@istiaqahmedfahad1630]

Tremendous tutorial! Loved it man! 💖💖💖

[@michaelkohlhaas4427]

Ah, here we go! Thanks!

[@alaromdhani5158]

great work man ,keep up

[@beeverfeever4930]

You can make functions static in a header file to make it "local" to that file. meaning any file that includes that header, it wont be able to use that static function. This might be slightly better instead of the prefixes in your function names.

[@FelixNielsen]

Did you ever figure out a better solution to the timing challenge?

[@GreggInkCodes]

I did not, however, it has been working fine for me.

[@FelixNielsen]

No doubt, I'm just not happy this type of solution, but thanks for the reply. I'm sure will find a better solution, if one exists.

[@Fireball-2000]

Did you continue the codeviewer command?

[@GreggInkCodes]

I have done some work on it but I haven't yet sorted out all the bugs.

[@archavez100]

Are you able to record your videos in 1080P? If not, can you make your text bigger on future videos? Thank you!

[@GreggInkCodes]

Unfortunately, I don't believe my poor little laptop will handle 1080p. I can make the text bigger, sure.

[@FelixNielsen]

@@GreggInkCodes More than that, the colors, or rather the contrast, matter. A few of the colors used for syntax highlighting, makes it rather hard to read.
And of course, I also enjoy your videos, a lot, and have been rather inspired by them, as well, so thank you. Hope to see more.