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Since macOS's filesystem is case-insensitive, its `tic` only generates terminfo directory names that are hex numbers instead of letters, such as 78/xterm instead of x/xterm. However, the configure script still enables the mixed-case directory name feature by default. As a result, ncurses will fail when trying to find terminfo entries like x/xterm if they are generated on macOS. It seems like there is no way to change the behavior of `tic` to create alphabetical directories, so we can only disable this option explicitly.
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# Patches for ncurses on SerenityOS
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## `0001-Teach-configure-about-serenity.patch`
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Teach configure about serenity
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## `0002-Disable-mixed-case-directory-names-when-building-on-.patch`
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Disable mixed-case directory names when building on macOS
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Since macOS's filesystem is case-insensitive, its `tic` only generates
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terminfo directory names that are hex numbers instead of letters, such
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as 78/xterm instead of x/xterm. However, the configure script still
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enables the mixed-case directory name feature by default. As a result,
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ncurses will fail when trying to find terminfo entries like x/xterm if
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they are generated on macOS.
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It seems like there is no way to change the behavior of `tic` to create
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alphabetical directories, so we can only disable this option explicitly.
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