Does anyone know if those are usable with the ruby ncurses library? Any example out there?
Panel and form are supported. See the end of the README file in ncurses-ruby.
Ok, thanks. I missed that indeed, but it's quite normal as higher in the document there is:
"If you don't know how to use ncurses from C, then stop reading here, and read an introduction to ncurses."
and I followed this instruction
Having read it now, I'm looking for the form2.rb example it mentions. (It doesn't seem to be included in the Debian package). Are there good examples available somewhere?
And maybe you have missed the "examples" directory of ncurses-ruby?
I saw these and they helped me starting, but they are limited in scope.
Panel and form are supported. See the end of the README file in ncurses-ruby.
Ok, thanks. I missed that indeed, but it's quite normal as higher in the document there is:
"If you don't know how to use ncurses from C, then stop reading here, and read an introduction to ncurses."
and I followed this instruction
Having read it now, I'm looking for the form2.rb example it mentions. (It doesn't seem to be included in the Debian package).
I see. Sorry about that. At one point, I became tired answering basic ncurses questions that were unrelated to the ruby binding. I should add that the reader should continue with the readme after acquiring basic ncurses knowledge.
> Are there good
examples available somewhere?
I think "raggle" uses ncurses. "aeditor" did so once, but I do not know if it does still.
