// This prints a red '>' in the inputLine window properly. //
wattron(inputLine, A_BOLD | COLOR_PAIR(COLOR_RED));
wprintw(inputLine, "n> ");
wattroff(inputLine, A_BOLD | COLOR_PAIR(COLOR_RED));

// This prints a light grey "Le Testing." to stdscr.  Why isn't it red? //
wattron(stdscr, A_BOLD | COLOR_PAIR(COLOR_RED));
cout << "nLe Testing.n";
wattroff(stdscr, A_BOLD | COLOR_PAIR(COLOR_RED));

// This does nothing.  I have no idea why. //
wattron(stdscr, A_BOLD | COLOR_PAIR(COLOR_RED));
wprintw(stdstc, "nLe Testing.n");
wattroff(stdscr, A_BOLD | COLOR_PAIR(COLOR_RED));

// Open the output log which will mimic stdout. //
   if (userPath)
   {
      string filename = string(userPath) + LOG_FILENAME;
      log.open(filename.c_str());
   }

      // Initialize the pdCurses screen. //
   initscr();

      // Resize the stdout screen and create a line for input. //
   resize_window(stdscr, LINES - 1, COLS);
   inputLine = newwin(1, COLS, LINES - 1, 0);

      // Initialize colors. //
   if (has_colors())
    {
        start_color();
        for (int i = 1; i <= COLOR_WHITE; ++i)
        {
            init_pair(i, i, COLOR_BLACK);
        }
    }
    else
   {
      cout << "Terminal cannot print colors.n";
      if (log.is_open())
         log << "Terminal cannot print colors.n";
   }

   scrollok(stdscr, true);
    scrollok(inputLine, true);

   leaveok(stdscr, true);
    leaveok(inputLine, true);

    nodelay(inputLine, true);
    cbreak();
    noecho();
    keypad(inputLine, true);