Hello to all, that are interesting on the JavaCurses Library.
The Library exists now already months and is been
downloaded 182 times. So, I think there are peoples, that need such a thing for their purposes. But to use any software product this is
required, to have it stable, and the stability isn't possible without testing and bugfixing,
Thougth there are 182 peoples, that have downloaded JavaCurses, I have now no bug messages,
( and at all no feedback ) and one such feedback I cannot make this library stable.
So I might to ask all, that would want to see an stable thing to help me an send me their feedback.
Please use for that the 'Bugs' -Forum of the JavaCurses - Project at SourceForge.
Greetings
Alexei
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i'm beginning using the library on msdos. I've had no problems with the library, but i think the documentation is too small... I mean do you have a list with the main features of the classes, more examples or something else? it would be very helpfull to me...
Thanks a lot
Christian Oviedo
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The project is lacking in documentation. What is needed most is a simple list of implemented functionality and an overall description of functionality.
After that, a very simple home page with some screen shots of applications people have created, and a very simple example program would make this project much more attractive.
Regards,
Jim
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I agree with the above posters - It would be incredibly helpful to have examples. I'm just starting to get into Java and would like to port my old Empire game written in C++ to Java. Rather then spend hundreds hours learning and writing AWT code, or hundreds of dollars on a GUI IDE, it would be faster to use jcurses. I'm having trouble installing it though and get a RuntimeException after compiling.
A step by step example of installation, along with simple sample code, would go a long way toward standardizing use of this wonderful library.
Gordon
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I have one problem. Here's the code I've been working with:
importjcurses.system.CharColor;importjcurses.widgets.*;publicclassMain{publicstaticvoidmain(String[]args)throwsException{Windoww=newWindow(40,20,true,"Hello World Window");DefaultLayoutManagermgr=newDefaultLayoutManager();mgr.bindToContainer(w.getRootPanel());mgr.addWidget(newLabel("Hello World!",newCharColor(CharColor.WHITE,CharColor.GREEN)),0,0,40,20,WidgetsConstants.ALIGNMENT_CENTER,WidgetsConstants.ALIGNMENT_CENTER);w.show();Thread.currentThread().sleep(5000);w.close();//resetthenativeconsole}}
and when I run it under Linux Terminal in GNOME i get something like this:
Hello to all, that are interesting on the JavaCurses Library.
The Library exists now already months and is been
downloaded 182 times. So, I think there are peoples, that need such a thing for their purposes. But to use any software product this is
required, to have it stable, and the stability isn't possible without testing and bugfixing,
Thougth there are 182 peoples, that have downloaded JavaCurses, I have now no bug messages,
( and at all no feedback ) and one such feedback I cannot make this library stable.
So I might to ask all, that would want to see an stable thing to help me an send me their feedback.
Please use for that the 'Bugs' -Forum of the JavaCurses - Project at SourceForge.
Greetings
Alexei
hi!
i'm beginning using the library on msdos. I've had no problems with the library, but i think the documentation is too small... I mean do you have a list with the main features of the classes, more examples or something else? it would be very helpfull to me...
Thanks a lot
Christian Oviedo
Probably a mailing list should help ...
The project is lacking in documentation. What is needed most is a simple list of implemented functionality and an overall description of functionality.
After that, a very simple home page with some screen shots of applications people have created, and a very simple example program would make this project much more attractive.
Regards,
Jim
I agree with the above posters - It would be incredibly helpful to have examples. I'm just starting to get into Java and would like to port my old Empire game written in C++ to Java. Rather then spend hundreds hours learning and writing AWT code, or hundreds of dollars on a GUI IDE, it would be faster to use jcurses. I'm having trouble installing it though and get a RuntimeException after compiling.
A step by step example of installation, along with simple sample code, would go a long way toward standardizing use of this wonderful library.
Gordon
Did anyone ever think of implementing mouse support into jcurses. At least the linux
ncurses supports the mouse (I don't know what Win does)
I have one problem. Here's the code I've been working with:
and when I run it under Linux Terminal in GNOME i get something like this:
which is OK. But when I go to fullscreen mode with Ctrl+Alt+F1 and then run
the application, I get this:
Question: Is there a way to print the box drawing characters in fullcreen mode?
Note: When running pure ncurses application it DOES show box drawing chars in
fullscreen mode.
Thanks.