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In article <4if3bf$d33@panix.com>,
Arthur Cinader Jr <acinader@panix.com> wrote:
>I am planning on using curses to control the screen.
>While this should do the trick, it will not allow me
>to use cin and cout (I think!?!) for my user interface
>screen object.  Instead, I will need to use addstr()
>and getstr(). Not too bad.

you can use c{in,out}, but you shouldnt. screws up curses something
big.

alternately you could just overload cout and cin to use curses
routines, shouldnt be too difficult, and probably pretty cool.

btw, curses has c++ lib that it comes with, but ive never used it, so
i cant help you there.
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