The main() function's role in TermOx is to initialize the terminal screen, set
any global options that Terminal provides, set the head widget, then run the
main event loop.
The simplest form looks something like this
#include <termox/termox.hpp>
int main() { return ox::System{}.run<App_widget>(); }This constructs the System object, creates an instance of the App_widget and
sets it as the head Widget, it then runs the event loop.
If you need to change any Terminal options, or construct a widget and manually set it as the head Widget, you'll need to spread out the above calls.
#include <termox/termox.hpp>
int main()
{
ox::System sys;
sys.terminal.initialize();
// Make any calls to Terminal functions, such as setting the color palette,
// or put the terminal into raw mode.
App_widget app;
app.foo();
sys.set_head(&app);
return sys.run();
}