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From: Martin D. <nex...@qu...> - 2005-06-12 07:56:51
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Big Playah wrote: >Hi, > >is anybody familiar with pdcurses? or curses at all... >I've decided to go back to character mode and not hessle with win32 >and other unnecessary (for me) things. >the dev-cpp port of conio misses the window function, so I've dropped >it too, and came up with pdcurses. >it knows many things, lacks only a few, but... is it really good for >working in a dos box? I don't need much portability and like things >which curses were originally designed for... but need some speed of >complex screen handling (editor/emulator purposes)... >opinions? >I can get along with the dev-cpp conio pack as well, but pdcurses >offers me so much more... >TIA, > >tom > >ps. I'm already convinced not to go win32, tried but didn't make any >good, that is no question... turbovision is way too complicated for my >projects, partly because never used it, and don't can't spend the time >learning it - at least not now... > > Hi, you can ask some UNIX/Linux programmers about this, *curses is originally UNIX console manipulation library used long before Borland came with conio. You can also read manual entries for functions with 'curs_' prefix at http://www.rt.com/man/indc.html Happy coding, next_ghost |