I wish we could do this easily with emacs
hydras are more or less this.
A GUI framework for C# console applications
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Re: A GUI framework for C# console applications
#12I wish we could do this easily with emacs
hydras are more or less this.
I think that this project is about displaying information graphically in a textual interface. I think with emacs you can do so but it's difficult. I think hydras are not this. Hydras are more or less for grouping commands together.
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#14I wonder how hard it would be to port proper ncurses now that Windows 10 has reasonably complete VT100+ support.
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#15What would this be used for?
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#16What would this be used for?
CLI applications that need a TUI
Re: A GUI framework for C# console applications
#17Here is a version written by Miguel de Icaza. I don't know if it is maintained.
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#18The chess game screenshot sort of reminded me of the StarTrek game DEC used to leave running in their showrooms in the 70's and 80's: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Star_Trek_text_game.... I remember being kicked out by salesmen many times while sitting there playing. They seemed very annoyed that no adults "got it", but many kids did.
I remember playing StarTrek on one of these in my 7th grade math class: http://www.columbia.edu/cu/computinghistory/la36.html
Re: A GUI framework for C# console applications
#19What would this be used for?
Rogue-like games.
Re: A GUI framework for C# console applications
#20This implements the WPF-esque grid model, as mentioned. Does anyone know of a performant grid-based ncurses library?