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Re: Windows based ncurses.h file
From: |
William McBrine |
Subject: |
Re: Windows based ncurses.h file |
Date: |
Thu, 15 Apr 2004 10:46:44 -0400 (EDT) |
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, student wrote:
> I have heard of the ncurses.h header file for C++ which has a function
> that works like print(x,y,"string") but as far as i can tell it is only
> avaliable in the Linux operating system.
>
> I am wondering if this is correct
Not at all. Ncurses is portable to a broad array of operating systems.
Linux and Mac OS X are perhaps the most notable, but it has its roots in
old Unix. There are even some Windows ports (yeah, more than one, IIRC),
but I'd second the recommendation to use PDCurses on that platform instead
(as well as for DOS or OS/2). Both ncurses and PDCurses are free
implementations of the curses standard, and they're 95% compatible.
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William McBrine <address@hidden>