Journal Chacham's Journal: Question: Text mode interactive screen for Linux 10
Anyone know where I can find a text mode interactive screen for Linux? Like VB for DOS.
Anyone know where I can find a text mode interactive screen for Linux? Like VB for DOS.
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like.. you want a programming environment that lets you have windows and text boxes in a text screen? look into ncurses, that's a library that makes text screen programming easier.. still not sure if that's what you want.
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It looks like I will need to use X, the SVGA server shouldn't be that bad. But, what a waste of resources.
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The main issue here would be event-driven.
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But I think I might know what you mean --
Newt is a windowing toolkit based on slang for text mode. It's easy to program. There is another application (I think it might even use newt) called "dialog" that allows you to build really simple gui's using shellscript (or any programming language calling exter
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Obviously, you've never seen VB for DOS.
Newt is a windowing toolkit based on slang for text mode. It's easy to program. There is another application (I think it might even use newt) called "dialog" that allows you to build really simple gui's using shellscript (or any programming language calling external commands from 'dialog')
The problem with Dialog, assuming I understood it correctly, is that dialog has control when it is shown. I want to shgow a s