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April 29, 2006 Introducing me and curses in D? | ||||
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Hello,
Finally I decided to crawl into the land of D. I'm very happy to see
that the community is active. D seems to be far more nicer language
than Java or C#. The whole project seems to be rather open and free.
(Costs nothing, isn't that important :D)
And then to the question, are there a curses-like library or some
standard functions for moving the cursor and changing color etc?
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Tuomo Sipola
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April 29, 2006 Re: Introducing me and curses in D? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Tuomo Sipola | Tuomo Sipola wrote: > Hello, > > Finally I decided to crawl into the land of D. I'm very happy to see > that the community is active. D seems to be far more nicer language > than Java or C#. The whole project seems to be rather open and free. > (Costs nothing, isn't that important :D) > > And then to the question, are there a curses-like library or some > standard functions for moving the cursor and changing color etc? > Someone started a project called dcurses, but it was abandoned before making any releases. I guess you could check these links, maybe you find something you can use. http://www.dsource.org/projects/ http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?AvailableGuiLibraries |
April 29, 2006 Re: Introducing me and curses in D? | ||||
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Posted in reply to Tuomo Sipola | Tuomo Sipola wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Finally I decided to crawl into the land of D. I'm very happy to see that the community is active. D seems to be far more nicer language than Java or C#. The whole project seems to be rather open and free. (Costs nothing, isn't that important :D)
>
> And then to the question, are there a curses-like library or some standard functions for moving the cursor and changing color etc?
>
In this very newsgroup you'll find Joey Peters's year-old thread "Ported PDCurses" which has a ported header for PDCurses. You'll need to build the library separately by yourself.
I used it successfully in the minimalistic roguelike "ShelobRogue", also about a year ago, under the thread "Minimalistic quick-and-dirty working roguelike in D".
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