David MENTRE <dmentre@linux-france.org> writes:

> I tried following trick, using '\b' on output. Strangely enough, the
> output_char have no effect, even if I do a flush. The '*' are printed
> *after* I do a <RETURN> on my terminal.  I don't understand this
> behavior. The flush should send the caracters to the terminal.

Oops, I remembered my old unix programming. The shell (or whatever in
front of the caml program) sends the whole line after <CR>. So my output
is done on the following line. (sight)

Yours,
d.
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 david.mentre@wanadoo.fr

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