The bad news is that not every application uses termcap or
terminfo. Most small programs feature 'backslash-a' (alarm)
characters in the C source code. The "alarm" code becomes a literal
ASCII BEL in the strings as stored in the executable binary. Real
application don't usually fall in this category, but be careful of C
newcomers who give you their own programs. Students of computer science
are the worst of all, granted.
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