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- From: smurman@shellx.best.com (Scott Murman)
- Newsgroups: gnu.g++.help,comp.lang.c++,panix.questions
- Subject: Re: Character Graphics, g++, and curses
- Date: 28 Mar 1996 17:24:41 -0800
- Organization: Soga Technologies
- Message-ID: <4jfe4p$k8r@shellx.best.com>
- References: <4if3bf$d33@panix.com> <4jeevt$8mb@panix4.panix.com>
- Reply-To: Scott Murman <smurman@best.com>
- NNTP-Posting-Host: shellx.best.com
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- According to Brian Joseph Cully <bjc@panix.com>:
- >
- >>I am planning on using curses to control the screen.
- >>While this should do the trick, it will not allow me
- >>to use cin and cout (I think!?!) for my user interface
- >>screen object. Instead, I will need to use addstr()
- >>and getstr(). Not too bad.
- >
- >
- >btw, curses has c++ lib that it comes with, but ive never used it, so
- >i cant help you there.
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- I put my curses interface for C++ into the public domain some time
- ago. It's still supported, and I will release a new version with
- colors, and some other geegaws, sooner than later. It definately
- compiles with g++2.7.2, and at least a few people are using it for
- development work. Enjoy.
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- http://www.best.com/~smurman/Drat/
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