Curses for OS/2 available?

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3 total messages Started by Don Mullins Tue, 14 Apr 1992 15:54

#698

Author: Don Mullins
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 15:54

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  I guess the subject says it all.  Is there an implementation of the curses
  library used under *nix?

Thanks,
Don

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Don Mullins
I/O Product Engineering
Convex Computer Corporation
EMAIL: mullins@convex.com

Re: Curses for OS/2 available?

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Author: John Radigan
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 18:28

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From article <mullins.703266853@convex.convex.com>, by mullins@convex.com (Don Mullins):
> 
>   I guess the subject says it all.  Is there an implementation of the curses
>   library used under *nix?

Call Aspen Scientific at 303-423-8088.
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John Radigan, Star Gate Technologies, Inc., Solon, Ohio  
Email: jjr@sgtech.uucp        Telephone: (216) 349-1860

Re: Curses for OS/2 available?

#719

Author: Andrew Jarman
Date: Wed, 15 Apr 1992 19:39

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mullins@convex.com (Don Mullins) writes:

>  I guess the subject says it all.  Is there an implementation of the curses
>  library used under *nix?

>Thanks,
>Don

>--
>Don Mullins
>I/O Product Engineering
>Convex Computer Corporation
>EMAIL: mullins@convex.com
There is a binary editor I sometime use that was compiled with a curses
library for OS/2, and requires a termcap.dat file and ANSI drivers to operate.
The program is called BEAV (Binary Editor and Viewer) and I think I got
it from hobbes.nmsu.edu (anonymous ftp).  I think it came with all of the
source code, so that should help you a bit.

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