| Drat - An O-O Curses interface |
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Drat is intended to allow OO programmers to quickly develop curses-based user interfaces (UI), either before developing more sophisticated graphical UI, or as an additional feature of advanced interactive programs. (Jul 1998)
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| GNU NCurses |
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The Ncurses (new curses) library emulates SYSV 4.0 of curses. It uses Terminfo format, supports pads and color, multiple highlights, forms characters and function-key mapping. Supports Linux, OS/2, more. (Aug 1998)
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| JPTUI - JP's Text User Interface |
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JPTUI is an object-oriented textual user interface. Designed for C++, it provides a simple to use application programming interface. JPTUI is available for DJGPP 2 and Borland C++ 4. (Oct 1998)
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| PDCurses - terminal independent I/O |
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PDCurses 2.2 is Public Domain Curses for DOS, OS/2 and xWindows. It emulates Unix curses, the original device-independent terminal I/O interface. Curses was designed for VT-100 style functionality and is used in such standard tools as the "Vi" editor. |
| See also: Cross-Platform GUI | | See Also: if you are interested in Curses you may find related topics in Cross-Platform GUI |
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