Question about keypad

[Robert Nesius]

Hi all,

I'm working on developing a U/I for a program, and I noticed that 
'enter' on the keypad doesn't seem to be registering....  In the 
following code I get 'M' (77) from getch().  In my U/I mockup that I'm 
doing, if I use getch(), then enter = return = 10 (this is on a pad).  
However, arrow keys no longer work right.  But if I use wgetch, the 
arrow keys work and enter equals 'M' again.  On the screen, when I type 
enter, it's emitted as 'M['.

I'm not sure what I'm missing or not getting. :/

Is it the case that getch reads the character hovering under the 
cursor's current condition?  The behavior that seems to be happening is 
that I press enter, and the character sequence M[ is emitted, and then 
getch sees the M, but no the bracket.

Thanks for any advice or hints you can share in terms of things to go 
read.

-Rob

#include <ncurses.h>


int main () {

   int inch;

   initscr();
   noecho();
   cbreak();
   refresh();

   keypad(stdscr, TRUE);

   move (0, 0);

   // while (inch = wgetch(stdscr)) {
   while (inch = getch()) {
      if (inch == 'q')
         break;
      move (3,0);
      wprintw(stdscr, "we got: %c - %d   ", inch, inch);
      move (0,0);
      refresh();
   }
   echo();
   endwin();
}