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Bindings for the native curses library, a full featured console IO library.
Bindings for the native curses library, a full featured console IO library. Compiles on Windows with Visual Studio 10 or Linux/UNIX with GCC toolchain. The curses library for the target system will automatically be downloaded and compiled into a static library on installation.
On Windows the PDCurses library will be used and on Linux/UNIX it links against the ncurses library.
To install curses just type:
npm install curses
or install from GIT
git clone git://github.com/fresc81/node-curses curses
cd curses
npm install .
If you have changed the C++ sources:
node-gyp rebuild
/* load curses */
var curses = require('curses')
/* initialize top level window */
, stdwin = curses.initscr()
/* color pair definitions */
, GLYPH_COLOR = 1
, BORDER_COLOR = 2
;
/* initialize color pairs (id, FG, BG) */
if (curses.has_colors()) {
curses.start_color();
/* glyph color */
curses.init_pair(GLYPH_COLOR, curses.COLOR_GREEN, curses.COLOR_BLACK);
/* border color */
curses.init_pair(BORDER_COLOR, curses.COLOR_WHITE, curses.COLOR_BLACK);
}
/* clear toplevel window and draw border */
curses.wattrset(stdwin, curses.color_pair(BORDER_COLOR));
curses.wclear(stdwin);
curses.box(stdwin, 0, 0);
curses.wrefresh(stdwin);
/* create a subwindow */
var sub_height = 20
, sub_width = 30
, sub_top = 1
, sub_left = 1
, subwin = curses.subwin(stdwin, sub_height, sub_width, sub_top, sub_left)
;
/* setup the subwindow's background and echo Hello world! into it */
curses.wbkgd(subwin, ' '.charCodeAt(0)|curses.color_pair(GLYPH_COLOR)|curses.A_REVERSE);
curses.wclear(subwin);
curses.box(subwin, 0, 0);
curses.wmove(subwin, 1, 8);
curses.wattrset(subwin, curses.color_pair(GLYPH_COLOR));
curses.waddstr(subwin, "Hello world!");
curses.wrefresh(subwin);
/* wait for a keystroke */
curses.wgetch(subwin);
/* reset terminal (never forget this) */
curses.endwin();
Look at the bottom of curses.cc to see what already has been implemented.
See the ncurses manual for descriptions of the functions.
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Bindings for the native curses library, a full featured console IO library.
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