PDCurses

PDCurses allowed me to build an ncurses-based project on Windows. Excellent work!

Fantastic, although not as good as NCurses but you need linux for that

It cannot be used with Python because it does provide the "_curses" interface nor does it enable the application to access/reference the following curses attributes: curses.BUTTON1_PRESSED: 'button 1 pressed', curses.BUTTON1_RELEASED: 'button 1 released', curses.BUTTON1_CLICKED: 'button 1 clicked', curses.BUTTON1_DOUBLE_CLICKED: 'button 1 double clicked', curses.BUTTON1_TRIPLE_CLICKED: 'button 1 triple clicked', curses.BUTTON2_PRESSED: 'button 2 pressed', curses.BUTTON2_RELEASED: 'button 2 released', curses.BUTTON2_CLICKED: 'button 2 clicked', curses.BUTTON2_DOUBLE_CLICKED: 'button 2 double clicked', curses.BUTTON2_TRIPLE_CLICKED: 'button 2 triple clicked', curses.BUTTON3_PRESSED: 'button 3 pressed', curses.BUTTON3_RELEASED: 'button 3 released', curses.BUTTON3_CLICKED: 'button 3 clicked', curses.BUTTON3_DOUBLE_CLICKED: 'button 3 double clicked', curses.BUTTON3_TRIPLE_CLICKED: 'button 3 triple clicked', curses.BUTTON4_PRESSED: 'button 4 pressed', curses.BUTTON4_RELEASED: 'button 4 released', curses.BUTTON4_CLICKED: 'button 4 clicked', curses.BUTTON4_DOUBLE_CLICKED: 'button 4 double clicked', curses.BUTTON4_TRIPLE_CLICKED: 'button 4 triple clicked', curses.BUTTON_SHIFT: 'button shift', curses.BUTTON_CTRL: 'button ctrl', curses.BUTTON_ALT: 'button alt'

Pdcurses is great! Thanks.

Thanks very good project! +