modify conio so it no longer needs carriage returns, now 7454 bytes free

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/textcomp.c b/textcomp.c
index bb0b4c0..2412f15 100644
--- a/textcomp.c
+++ b/textcomp.c
@@ -62,9 +62,9 @@
 	The task of replacing cputs("some string") with print_msg(M_some_string)
 	is done manually.
 
-	When a newline is printed, the decoder always prints a carriage
-	return first. Any \r sequences listed in messages.pl are discarded
-	before encoding is done.
+	When a newline is printed, our modified conio moves the cursor to the
+	start of the next line, so no \r's are needed. Any \r sequences listed
+	in messages.pl are discarded before encoding is done.
 
 	Actually, no prompts ever use capital X or Z. These should be used for
 	dictionary lookups. Maybe X is followed by a 3-bit dict ID, for the 8